Stewart’s Grove is a charming mews-style through road in Chelsea, SW3, situated just south of Fulham Road and running between Fulham Road and Cale Street. The street is tucked away from the area’s busier thoroughfares and is characterised by a collection of attractive small cottages, giving it a distinctive residential feel. Stewart’s Grove runs parallel to Bury Walk, which also features mews-style properties, and forms part of the varied architectural character of this desirable corner of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. The street also has a wartime history, with a number of high-explosive bombs falling on nearby Sydney Street, an approximate 2-minute walk from Stewart’s Grove, during the Blitz period between October 1940 and June 1941.

Stewart’s Grove is ideally positioned for exploring some of Chelsea and South Kensington’s most popular amenities. Brompton Cross and Chelsea Green are both within easy walking distance, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and boutiques, while South Kensington Underground Station is also conveniently accessible. Fulham Road provides further shopping and dining options, with the wider attractions of South Kensington, including its renowned museums and cultural institutions, close by.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea