Delightful mews in London are streets originating from Georgian period, when row of stables with living quarters above were built behind rich people houses to shelter their horses and stablemen. They are now one of London’s most sought after locations to live in. Built around a paved yard, court or along a small street, they have been converted from stables to attractive houses or flats, often with their own indoor garage space. Typically set back from busy road, they offer a secluded and elegant haven from city life. Unique atmosphere, full of charm, the mews in London provide the residents an enjoyable sense of community.

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Peace and serenity seekers. Mews in London are perfect for small families, artists, community lovers. They are often located in smart and most expensive areas of London. You will find a lot of them around Kensington, Chelsea, Maida Vale, but also Swiss Cottage, Notting Hill, Clapham Old Town…

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Today, you can also opt for the modern version of mews, created with similar characteristics to the historic type: a grouping of small dwellings which front on an alley or pedestrian passage. This alley or confined place is often private, secured by locked gates to restore the safe community atmosphere.