Queen’s Gate Place Mews is a particularly attractive and tranquil cobbled mews in South Kensington, offering a secluded residential atmosphere while being close to the area’s excellent amenities. Running between Queen’s Gate Place and Cromwell Road, the mews is entered through its distinctive historic arch on Queen’s Gate Place. The entrance arch is a Grade II listed building, officially listed by Historic England on 6 August 1973, adding to the architectural and historic interest of the street. The mews itself forms part of the Queen’s Gate Conservation Area, designated in 1969, and its former stable and coach-house buildings have largely been converted into residential properties. Alongside the homes, Queen’s Gate Place Mews is also home to Fiskens, the renowned specialist classic and collector car dealership, adding an unusual commercial element to this otherwise peaceful residential setting.

Queen’s Gate Place Mews is ideally positioned for the shops, cafés, restaurants and transport connections of Gloucester Road and South Kensington. Gloucester Road Underground Station is within easy walking distance, with District, Circle and Piccadilly line services providing convenient access across London, while South Kensington station offers further excellent connections. The mews is also close to Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, as well as internationally recognised attractions including the Natural History Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum and Imperial College London. Combining its historic cobbled character, listed entrance arch, quiet setting and proximity to some of London’s most important cultural institutions, Queen’s Gate Place Mews remains a highly desirable South Kensington address.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea