This well-appointed mews house is quietly positioned on Grosvenor Crescent Mews, a gated, cobbled street of period houses dating from around 1860. Behind its London stock brick façade, the house has been meticulously refurbished and maintained, combining timeless architecture with contemporary design and comfort.





Set across three floors, the house offers a wonderful sense of width and light. The ground floor centres on a bespoke kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with Gaggenau appliances and opening directly onto a private patio garden. With an outdoor fireplace and leafy backdrop, it creates an inviting space for entertaining or quiet evenings at home.





The first floor is dedicated to a spectacular reception room extending over 30 feet. With windows to both front and rear, this space is filled with natural light and perfectly suited to entertaining on a grand scale or relaxing in comfort. A utility room and powder room complete this level.





Upstairs, two spacious bedroom suites each benefit from bespoke joinery and generous built-in storage, with bathrooms finished to an exceptional standard. Throughout, the house is enhanced by air-conditioning, refined detailing and clever interior design.





Additional features include a private garage and off-street parking, a rare commodity in central London, and the security of a gated, portered mews community.





Grosvenor Crescent Mews is one of Belgravia’s most exclusive and discreet addresses, located opposite the new Penninsula Hotel, moments from Belgrave Square, and the boutiques and restaurants of Motcomb Street. Knightsbridge, Chelsea and Mayfair are all within easy reach, as are the open green spaces of Hyde Park, just 200 yards away. Residents may also apply for access to Belgrave Square’s private gardens and tennis courts, further underlining the unique lifestyle offered here.