Oldbury Place is a distinctive and peaceful mews tucked just off Marylebone High Street, combining a secluded residential atmosphere with one of central London’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Originally known as Nottingham Mews, the street was created to provide stable and coach-house accommodation for the principal houses on Nottingham Place. As the surrounding area of Marylebone developed during the 18th century, the mews evolved from its original equestrian purpose and was renamed Oldbury Place in 1892. It subsequently became associated with light industry and workshops, retaining much of its traditional character through its cobbled roadway, low-rise brick buildings and former industrial premises, many of which have since been converted into attractive residential properties.

Oldbury Place is particularly notable for its historic connection with Bramah Security and the Bramah family, whose locksmithing business occupied premises within the mews for more than a century. Today, the location offers a peaceful residential setting just moments from Marylebone High Street, where an excellent selection of independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants and amenities can be found. Baker Street, Marylebone and Regent’s Park stations are all within easy reach, providing excellent Underground and mainline connections across London. Regent’s Park and Hyde Park are also within walking distance, offering extensive green spaces close to home.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster