McLeod’s Mews is a small and characterful residential mews situated just off Emperor’s Gate in South Kensington. The partly cobbled street forms a through route connecting with Osten Mews and is particularly well placed for the shops, restaurants, cafés and transport links around Gloucester Road. The mews has its origins as stable and coach house accommodation serving the principal properties on Emperor’s Gate, although the buildings are now predominantly residential. The street also forms part of the Cornwall Conservation Area, reflecting the architectural and historic character of this part of South Kensington.

The history behind McLeod’s Mews adds an unusual detail to the street’s character. It was renamed in 1911 in honour of Sir Donald McLeod, a local resident who had previously been associated with the Punjab. Today, the mews provides a quiet residential enclave within easy reach of some of South Kensington’s most popular amenities. Gloucester Road Underground Station is only a few minutes away, with District and Piccadilly line services, while South Kensington Underground Station and the wider attractions of the area are also readily accessible. The nearby streets provide an extensive choice of independent shops, restaurants, cafés and bars, making McLeod’s Mews an appealing location for those seeking a peaceful mews setting with excellent central London connections.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea