Lexham Mews

Lexham Mews is a cobbled lane entered through its own arch off Lexham Gardens, and local property histories say it was built as stabling and coach-house space for the big houses on the gardens. The lane sits inside the Lexham Gardens Conservation Area, designated in 1995. This house is three bedrooms across four floors, 1,670 square feet, freehold, renovated recently.

The reception room runs more than twenty-three feet along the mews, with wide-board oak underfoot, bespoke joinery and brickwork the listing describes as restored 200-year-old English brick. A floating walnut staircase connects it to the kitchen and dining room on the lower ground floor, where a skylight brings in daylight.

The principal bedroom is on the first floor with built-in storage and a bathroom in Selena Beige marble. Two further double bedrooms are on the second floor, each with its own bathroom. Kensington High Street and Holland Park are both within walking distance.