Salisbury Mews is a tucked-away residential mews in Fulham, west London, situated just off Dawes Road and accessed through a distinctive entrance arch and gated opening. The street is a part-cobbled cul-de-sac, with its name displayed above the entrance. Originally, Salisbury Mews provided the traditional stable and coach-house accommodation associated with the larger Victorian homes surrounding it. Its setting places it within easy reach of the lively shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities of Fulham, while Parsons Green and Fulham Broadway are both conveniently accessible.

The character of Salisbury Mews changed considerably in the early 21st century. Once home to Wyatt & Son, a long-established supplier of fish, poultry and game to the restaurant and hotel trade, the site was redeveloped from 2007, with the new homes completed and occupied in 2009. Today, Salisbury Mews comprises three contemporary mews houses, each offering a private patio garden and its own designated parking space, a particularly valuable feature in Fulham. The properties range from approximately 1,500 to just over 2,000 square feet and were designed and finished to a high specification, creating a modern residential enclave concealed behind the older surrounding streets.

BOROUGH: Hammersmith & Fulham