Wigmore Place is a characterful, cobbled cul-de-sac situated just off Wigmore Street in Marylebone, within the City of Westminster. The mews runs northwards from Wigmore Street, just west of Harley Street, and comprises around 20 properties set within a conservation area. A mixture of terraced mews houses from different periods gives Wigmore Place a distinctive architectural character, while the area retains a notable connection with London’s historic medical quarter. The street’s history also reflects the changing fortunes of the surrounding neighbourhood; during the Second World War, a German bomb fell in the vicinity of nearby Harley Street. Wigmore Street also featured as a filming location for the 1995 film The Long Good Friday, with the entrance to the mews visible from the street.

The location of Wigmore Place places residents within easy reach of Marylebone High Street, renowned for its independent boutiques, specialist food shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. The wider West End is equally accessible, with Oxford Circus, Soho and Mayfair all within a short walk, while attractions including the Wallace Collection, Madame Tussauds and the Sherlock Holmes Museum are nearby. Bond Street and Oxford Circus Underground stations provide convenient connections across London. With its historic mews architecture and exceptionally central location, Wigmore Place offers a peaceful residential setting close to some of Marylebone and the West End’s most sought-after amenities.

BOROUGH: City of Westminster