Normand Mews is a private, gated and cobbled residential cul-de-sac in W14, entered through an archway from Normand Road. The discreet mews comprises nine residential properties and occupies the site of an earlier stable development, although the buildings have been substantially rebuilt and altered over the course of the 20th century. Today, Normand Mews has a secluded and highly desirable character, with its quiet cobbled setting providing a sense of privacy despite its convenient west London location. The mews forms part of the Queen’s Club Gardens Conservation Area, which recognises the architectural and historic character of the surrounding neighbourhood.

One of the most notable former residents of Normand Mews was Formula One World Champion James Hunt, who lived at Numbers 7 and 8 between 1980 and 1982. The location remains particularly attractive for its combination of tranquillity and connectivity, with Barons Court, West Kensington and Hammersmith all within easy reach. Residents have access to a good selection of cafés, restaurants and local amenities, while Kensington High Street, Fulham and Westfield London provide further shopping, dining and leisure options. The District and Piccadilly lines offer convenient connections towards central London, the West End and Heathrow, making Normand Mews an appealing residential address for those seeking a discreet setting with excellent transport links.

BOROUGH: Hammersmith & Fulham