Behind the grand terraces of Belgrave Square, this exceptionally wide mews house is spread over more than 5,000 square feet of beautifully reimagined living space. The property combines thoughtful design with a level of finish that places it among the most impressive homes in Belgravia.


Unusually for a Belgravia mews, the house has its own private garden, a secluded, beautifully landscaped space that floods the interiors with natural light and is particularly rare in this central setting.


Set across four floors and served by a passenger lift, the layout has been designed for both family life and entertaining. A wide entrance hall leads through to a dining room that opens directly onto the garden, while the adjoining kitchen features a large breakfast bar, bespoke cabinetry, and integrated appliances. A garage and utility room sit to one side, providing direct internal access and additional storage.


Upstairs, the principal bedroom occupies an entire floor, with a dressing area, marble bathroom, and doors leading to a large private roof terrace. Three further double bedrooms are all en suite and finished to the same meticulous standard. A dedicated fitness room offers space for wellness or personal training. The house enjoys off-street parking within the private mews and qualifies for a Westminster Zone A parking permit.


Belgrave Mews South is a quiet cobbled cul-de-sac just off Belgrave Place, moments from the south terrace of Belgrave Square. Its discreet position offers unusual peace and privacy while keeping the boutiques and restaurants of Motcomb Street, Sloane Street and Sloane Square within easy reach. Harrods and Harvey Nichols are nearby, as are the cafés of Elizabeth Street and the green open spaces of Hyde Park. Knightsbridge Underground Station provides swift access across the city, while the area’s mix of history and convenience makes this one of London’s most desirable residential enclaves.