£2,200,000
3 bed terraced house for saleQueen's Gate Mews, London SW7
3 beds
2 baths
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Expansive entrance hall
Open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room
Principal bedroom suite with dressing room
Two guest bedrooms
Family bathroom
Communal courtyard
Private, sought-after location
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
Period details and natural light define this three-storey home on Queen’s Gate Mews – a discreet yet storied enclave that has long been a stomping ground for household names. Once a row of coach houses and stables, today the cobbled mews is among London’s most well-positioned yet peaceful addresses, where village-like character and traditional façades endure.
Beyond its monochromatic exterior, the home unfolds with neutral hues and heritage touches. The black front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, where wooden floors, elegant cornicing and stable-style windows nod to the building’s past. Stairs adorned with a herringbone runner lead up to an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area where three sash windows flood the room with natural light. Whitewashed floors and bespoke shelving form a minimalist backdrop, offset by the newly fitted kitchen’s pale blue splashback, streamlined cabinetry and integrated appliances. The room’s generous proportions ensure the space also functions as both a convivial dining area and a relaxed reception room.
The sleeping quarters follow a similarly sophisticated palette. Back on the ground floor, the principal bedroom suite is tranquil and considered, with a pair of sash windows overlooking the cobbles, a shower room and a dressing room. Continuing to the top of the home, two guest bedrooms are comfortable and sunlit, sharing a family bathroom complete with a skylight.
Queen’s Gate Mews is poised to enjoy the capital’s best museums and culture. Sprawling Hyde Park is minutes away, along with coveted local restaurants such as Wild Tavern, Le Petit Beefbar and Zuma. Further afield, there’s Kensington High Street to the north, Chelsea’s iconic Kings Road to the south and the upmarket department stores of Knightsbridge to the east. Follow with an evening of live music closer to home – head to The Royal Albert Hall or the Troubadour before a nightcap at The Queen’s Arms and be home in seconds.
South Kensington – 10 mins (Circle, District, Piccadilly)
Beyond its monochromatic exterior, the home unfolds with neutral hues and heritage touches. The black front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, where wooden floors, elegant cornicing and stable-style windows nod to the building’s past. Stairs adorned with a herringbone runner lead up to an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area where three sash windows flood the room with natural light. Whitewashed floors and bespoke shelving form a minimalist backdrop, offset by the newly fitted kitchen’s pale blue splashback, streamlined cabinetry and integrated appliances. The room’s generous proportions ensure the space also functions as both a convivial dining area and a relaxed reception room.
The sleeping quarters follow a similarly sophisticated palette. Back on the ground floor, the principal bedroom suite is tranquil and considered, with a pair of sash windows overlooking the cobbles, a shower room and a dressing room. Continuing to the top of the home, two guest bedrooms are comfortable and sunlit, sharing a family bathroom complete with a skylight.
Queen’s Gate Mews is poised to enjoy the capital’s best museums and culture. Sprawling Hyde Park is minutes away, along with coveted local restaurants such as Wild Tavern, Le Petit Beefbar and Zuma. Further afield, there’s Kensington High Street to the north, Chelsea’s iconic Kings Road to the south and the upmarket department stores of Knightsbridge to the east. Follow with an evening of live music closer to home – head to The Royal Albert Hall or the Troubadour before a nightcap at The Queen’s Arms and be home in seconds.
South Kensington – 10 mins (Circle, District, Piccadilly)
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