Lying on the picturesque Groom Place, this beautifully refurbished three-bedroom mews house is the perfect blend of period charm and modern minimalism. Arranged across four light-filled floors, it provides a considered layout that balances family life, entertaining and quiet retreat.






On the ground floor, a spacious reception room runs the full width of the house, framed by tall windows that fill the space with natural light. A discreet study sits at the rear, creating a peaceful corner for work or reading.






The lower ground level forms the heart of the home, featuring an open and inviting kitchen and dining space, anchored by a central island and neat built-in banquette seating. Sleek cabinetry and worktops complement integrated appliances to lend a contemporary feel, while a guest WC and utility room are neatly hidden away.






Upstairs, the first floor is dedicated to the principal suite. A generous bedroom opens to a dressing room and a bathroom, which in turn leads to a private terrace, the perfect spot for a quiet morning coffee. A powder room completes this floor. On the top level, two further bedrooms share a stylish family bathroom, offering flexibility for guests or children.






Recently refurbished, the interiors are defined by clean lines and a pared-back aesthetic, allowing the architectural proportions and natural light to take centre stage.






Groom Place itself is one of Belgravia’s most atmospheric streets, a cobbled mews set between Chester Street and Chapel Street, just moments from Belgrave Square. Residents enjoy easy access to the area’s many highlights: the Michelin-starred Muse by Tom Aikens and the much-loved Horse & Groom pub are on the same street, while Hyde Park, Knightsbridge and Sloane Square are all a short stroll away.