St. Lukes Mews is one of Notting Hill’s most distinctive and recognisable mews streets, known for its long, narrow cobbled layout, colourful façades, wrought-iron balconies and traditional Victorian street lamps. The mews is divided into two sections by All Saints Road, with entrances from St. Lukes Road and Basing Street. Although the two sections are similar in scale, each has its own character and atmosphere. Originally built as stable and coach-house accommodation for the larger homes on Lancaster Road and Westbourne Park Road, the properties have since been converted into residential homes, many of which are now divided into flats. The street also bears the marks of its history, with several properties having been rebuilt following bomb damage during 1940.

St. Lukes Mews is perhaps best known for its connection to film, having featured prominently in the much-loved 2003 romantic comedy Love Actually. The mews was used as the home of Keira Knightley’s character and became the setting for one of the film’s most recognisable scenes, attracting film enthusiasts and visitors from around the world. It also appeared in The Man Who Knew Too Little, starring Bill Murray. Despite its fame, St. Lukes Mews remains a desirable residential address, offering a peaceful setting within easy reach of Portobello Road, Westbourne Grove and the wider attractions of Notting Hill. Watch our video explaining more about St. Lukes Mews here.

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