Moreton Terrace Mews North is a private, gated and partly cobbled residential mews situated just off Moreton Terrace in the heart of Pimlico. The secluded development is predominantly made up of houses that were substantially rebuilt during the early 1990s, giving the mews street a mixture of traditional mews character and more modern residential architecture. A striking architect-designed contemporary house occupies one corner of the development, adding further architectural interest to the otherwise intimate setting. The mews is accessed through an entrance beneath a building on Moreton Terrace and forms part of a pair of enclosed residential mews streets, alongside Moreton Terrace Mews South. Originally created to provide stable and coach house accommodation for the principal homes on Moreton Terrace, the properties are now used predominantly as private residences.

The history of Moreton Terrace Mews North reflects the wider development of Pimlico, an area largely laid out between the 1830s and 1870s with formal streets and garden squares surrounded by classical terraces. The mews itself also bears evidence of London’s wartime history, with records noting that a high-explosive bomb fell directly on the site between October 1940 and June 1941. Today, the location offers a peaceful residential retreat close to the cafés, independent shops and restaurants of Pimlico, while Victoria and Victoria Underground Station are within easy reach. The nearby Victoria line provides fast connections across London, with Victoria Station also offering National Rail and wider Underground services. Moreton Terrace Mews North combines a private gated setting, distinctive architectural character and convenient central London transport links.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster