Smallbrook Mews is a cobbled cul-de-sac in Bayswater, W2, approached through an entrance beneath a building on Craven Road and running in line with Gloucester Mews. The mews is predominantly made up of period properties and retains the intimate character associated with historic London mews streets. Originally constructed to provide stable and coach-house accommodation for the larger houses on Westbourne Terrace, Smallbrook Mews has evolved into a sought-after residential setting. The mews also has a connection with London’s film history, featuring in Danny Boyle’s 1996 film Trainspotting, with one of the film’s final London scenes showing the characters leaving Smallbrook Mews and crossing Craven Road.

Smallbrook Mews benefits from an excellent Paddington location, just moments from Hyde Park and within easy reach of Lancaster Gate Underground Station. Paddington Station is also nearby, providing national rail services, Elizabeth line connections and access to several Underground routes, making journeys across London and further afield particularly convenient. The surrounding area offers a wide choice of shops, restaurants and cafés, with Bayswater and Westbourne Grove both within walking distance.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster