Southwick Mews is a quiet historic mews in Paddington, W2, running between Norfolk Place and Southwick Street. The street originally provided stable and coach-house accommodation for the larger properties on nearby Star Street and Sussex Gardens, reflecting the traditional working purpose of many London mews. Today, Southwick Mews has a mixed character, with many of its properties combining residential and commercial uses. Its position away from the main roads gives it a peaceful atmosphere, while its location in the heart of Paddington makes it highly convenient for central London amenities.

Southwick Mews is within a short walk of Paddington Station and the newly developed Paddington Square, which provides a growing selection of shops, restaurants and cafés. Paddington Station offers extensive Underground, Elizabeth line and national rail connections, making travel across London particularly straightforward, with key destinations including Bond Street, King’s Cross St Pancras, Liverpool Street and Victoria easily accessible. Hyde Park is also within walking distance, providing a substantial area of green space close to the mews. Running parallel to Rainsford Street, Southwick Mews also has an interesting wartime history, having avoided the bomb damage that affected its neighbouring street during the Second World War.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster