This beautifully rebuilt mews house marries classic proportions with a refined modern aesthetic. Reconstructed in 2019 as a brand-new home, it now spans four floors with cleverly designed living spaces, high ceilings, elegant architectural detailing, as well as a garage.





The lower-ground level is anchored by a bespoke kitchen fitted with Siemens appliances, flowing into a dining area and utility room. A powder room sits discreetly off this space, while a sculptural staircase sweeps upwards through the heart of the home.





The first floor hosts a loft-style reception room, where large windows draw in natural light and warm wooden floors lend a welcoming tone. A further ensuite bedroom completes this level, while two additional bedrooms and bathrooms occupy the upper floors, offering flexibility for guests or family use. On the ground floor, the principal bedroom is complete with a dressing area and marble-clad ensuite bathroom.





Throughout, the interiors are defined by crisp white walls, bespoke joinery, and a seamless sense of flow. The house’s design thoughtfully makes the most of its expansive proportions, even incorporating underfloor storage below.





Pavilion Road runs south from Basil Street to Cadogan Gate, just moments from Sloane Square and Harrods. Perfectly positioned between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, the area offers an exceptional lifestyle, from the boutiques of Sloane Street and the restaurants of Pavilion Road itself to the cultural landmarks surrounding the Royal Borough.