Discover our beautiful 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom mews house in South Kensington. Every bedroom has its own private ensuite, with the principal suite occupying the entire top floor, plus a dedicated workspace, two four-person dining tables and an exceptionally large kitchen. Handheld bidets feature in every bathroom. Moments from the Natural History Museum, V&A and Science Museum, with Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park nearby, ideal for travellers wanting genuine privacy and space.

Ground floor — living, dining & kitchen

The front door opens directly into a bright, open-plan living and dining space, thoughtfully divided so that everyone staying can find their own corner without ever feeling crowded. To one side sits a dedicated work-from-home area with a proper desk — genuinely useful for business travellers, remote workers, or simply anyone who wants somewhere comfortable to catch up on emails during a longer stay. Ahead, the main lounge is centred around a generous L-shaped sofa and a flat-screen TV, ideal for the whole group to gather after a day exploring the city, while electronic curtains add a small but genuine touch of everyday convenience.

A second, more intimate seating area sits to the other side of the room, with comfortable armchairs arranged beside a fireplace — a lovely, quieter corner for anyone who`d rather read or talk than watch television, and a detail that makes the ground floor feel genuinely flexible when several guests are staying together.

The dining arrangements here are unusually generous for a mews house. The main dining table seats four, ideal for a proper breakfast before heading out or a relaxed dinner together in the evening, and a second four-person table sits within the kitchen itself — meaning the house offers two substantial places to eat and gather, rather than the single compact dining spot most properties of this size manage.

The kitchen

The kitchen is a genuine highlight of the property. For a centrally located South Kensington mews house, the amount of space here is particularly impressive — a proper, dedicated kitchen rather than a compact kitchenette, fully equipped for everything from a quick coffee and breakfast before heading out to a full evening meal for the whole group. Combined with its own six-person dining table, it naturally becomes one of the most sociable rooms in the house, whether that`s children eating while dinner`s being finished, or guests gathering round while someone cooks.

Ground-floor bathroom

Positioned conveniently beside the kitchen, the house`s fourth bathroom is a full bathroom rather than a simple guest WC, with both a toilet and a walk-in shower — a genuinely practical addition when several guests are staying at once.

First floor — two king bedrooms

Upstairs, the first floor holds two beautifully finished bedrooms, each generously proportioned with excellent storage and its own private ensuite.

Bedroom two has a comfortable king-size bed and plenty of storage for clothing and luggage, with an ensuite fitted with a walk-in shower.

Bedroom three is equally spacious and beautifully presented, also with a king-size bed and generous storage, but its ensuite includes a bathtub with a shower over — a particularly useful option for anyone who prefers a proper soak to a shower alone.

Having two spacious king bedrooms on the same floor, each with its own private bathroom, makes this layout especially comfortable for families, couples travelling together, or a group of adults sharing the house.

Top floor — the principal suite

The entire top floor is dedicated to the house`s principal bedroom, creating a genuinely private retreat well away from the main living areas below. It`s an exceptionally spacious, beautifully finished room with a king-size bed and ample storage, and having a whole floor to itself gives it a real suite-like feeling that`s difficult to find in a property of this size. Its ensuite bathroom continues the theme, with a rainfall shower for a relaxing start or end to the day.

Every bathroom throughout the house — all four of them — is fitted with a handheld bidet spray beside the toilet, a small but genuinely appreciated detail for anyone used to this kind of facility at home.

A rare mews setting

Part of what makes this property special is simply where it sits. The house is set on a quiet, cobbled mews street, offering a completely different atmosphere from staying directly on one of London`s busier main roads. Mews streets like this one are one of the most distinctive features of this part of London, tucked just behind the grand avenues and terraces of Kensington and South Kensington — the result is a genuinely appealing combination of a quiet, residential setting while remaining in one of the most central, well-connected neighbourhoods in the city.

South Kensington

South Kensington is one of London`s best-known cultural districts and an exceptional base from which to experience the city.

The neighbourhood is renowned for its elegant architecture, attractive residential streets and extraordinary concentration of museums and cultural institutions. Exhibition Road and the surrounding museum quarter are home to three of London`s most celebrated museums: the Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) and the Science Museum.

The area also offers everything required for everyday life, with cafés, bakeries, restaurants and shops throughout South Kensington and nearby Gloucester Road. From casual breakfasts and coffee to dinner and drinks, guests have plenty of options without needing to travel across London.

For shopping, the boutiques and shops of South Kensington are complemented by High Street Kensington, while Chelsea and the King`s Road are also part of the wider surrounding area.

Museums & Culture

Culture is one of the biggest reasons to stay in South Kensington.

The magnificent Natural History Museum on Cromwell Road is one of London`s landmark museums and is particularly popular with families. Nearby, the Science Museum offers extensive galleries devoted to science, technology and innovation.

The Victoria and Albert Museum, usually known simply as the V&A, is one of the world`s great museums of art, design and performance, with collections spanning fashion, furniture, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture, photography and much more.
Having all three institutions concentrated within South Kensington makes this an exceptional location for guests who want to make London`s museums a central part of their trip.

Also in the area is the legendary Royal Albert Hall, one of London`s most recognisable performance venues and home to a constantly changing programme of concerts, classical music, entertainment and special events.

Parks & Green Spaces

For guests wanting a break from sightseeing, some of central London`s finest green spaces are also within the wider Kensington neighbourhood.

Kensington Gardens provides beautiful open space for walking and relaxing and is home to attractions including Kensington Palace and the Albert Memorial. It adjoins Hyde Park, creating an enormous expanse of greenery in the centre of London.

Whether you want a morning walk, an afternoon outdoors or simply somewhere peaceful between sightseeing stops, having these famous Royal Parks nearby is another major advantage of staying in this part of the city.

Excellent Public Transport

South Kensington is exceptionally well connected for exploring London.

South Kensington Underground station is served by the Piccadilly, District and Circle lines, providing convenient connections across central London and beyond. Gloucester Road is another useful nearby Underground option and is also served by the Piccadilly, District and Circle lines.

The Piccadilly line is particularly useful for reaching destinations across central London, while the District and Circle lines provide convenient connections to numerous major areas and transport hubs.

A wide selection of bus services also operates through South Kensington and the surrounding Kensington area, giving guests another convenient way to travel while seeing more of London at street level.

For current services, journey times and any planned engineering works, guests should check Transport for London when travelling.