Palace Garden Mews is one of London’s more secluded and distinctive residential mews, privately tucked away off Kensington Palace Gardens in the heart of Kensington. Set behind the prestigious street often referred to as ‘Millionaires’ Row’, this cobbled cul-de-sac comprises around 13 residential properties, many of which retain the character of the original stable and coach-house buildings. The mews and surrounding Kensington Palace Gardens were laid out in the 1840s by John Pennethorne, a pupil of the renowned architect John Nash, as part of the development of the area for affluent residents. Originally, Palace Garden Mews could also be accessed from Notting Hill Gate, although this entrance was closed in 1969 following the construction of the Czechoslovak Embassy.

Today, Palace Garden Mews offers an exceptionally private setting while being ideally positioned for the attractions and amenities of central West London. Access to the mews is discreetly situated from Kensington Palace Gardens, with the surrounding area benefiting from its proximity to Kensington Palace, Kensington Gardens and the wider green spaces of Hyde Park. Notting Hill is within easy reach, providing an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, while convenient transport connections offer straightforward access towards the West End and other parts of London. With its historic coach-house origins, cobbled setting and unusually secluded position, Palace Garden Mews is a particularly rare and characterful residential address in W8.

BOROUGH: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea