Pembroke Mews is a beautiful cobbled mews in the heart of Kensington, positioned just off Kensington High Street and close to the entrance to Holland Park. Built in 1868, these distinctive mews properties were originally constructed as stable and coach house accommodations for the main houses on Edwardes Square and Earl’s Court Road. They provided practical accommodation for the horses, carriages and household staff serving the grand homes of the area, with mews residents often working as grooms, carriage drivers and stable staff. This Victorian heritage remains an important part of the character and appeal of Pembroke Mews today.

A notable historic property within Pembroke Mews was The Old Forge, which was used continuously as a blacksmith’s forge from 1929, maintaining a direct connection with the area’s former equestrian purpose. Today, Pembroke Mews offers a historic setting with an exceptionally convenient Kensington location. Kensington High Street is close by, offering a wide choice of shops, restaurants and cafés, while Holland Park, Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park provide attractive green spaces within easy reach. High Street Kensington, Earl’s Court and Fulham Broadway Underground stations are also accessible on foot, with Olympia London and the cultural attractions and world-renowned museums of South Kensington nearby.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea