Queen's Gate Mews, South Kensington, London, SW7

Discreetly positioned on Queen’s Gate Mews, this newly rebuilt three-bedroom house pairs the charm of a traditional London mews with a remarkable level of craftsmanship, technology and finish.



Arranged across approximately 2,400 sq ft, the house has been carefully conceived with heritage detailing throughout. Designed by Berdoulat, interiors draw on traditional Victorian and Georgian references, with rich colour, painted timber floors, ash dowel corner details and beautifully worked joinery lending the house a rare, bespoke quality.



The ground floor is home to the principal living spaces, including a generous reception room with wide timber floorboards, a fireplace and large windows drawing in natural light. A separate kitchen is finished with painted cabinetry and a restrained, period-inspired palette, while the house is fully equipped with Lutron lighting and shades, Sonos, Heatmiser app-controlled heating and seamless WiFi roaming.



The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the upper floors, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal suite has a particularly theatrical feel, with deep-toned walls, painted floorboards and an adjoining bathroom with chequerboard flooring, a freestanding bath, twin basins and traditional brassware. Further bedrooms continue the same carefully considered decorative language, with soft colour, tailored window dressings and excellent proportions.



On the lower ground floor, the house has been designed for modern living, with a cinema room, gym, utility room and a large garage. Air conditioning has been integrated throughout, while a biometric entry system further enhances security. The overall finish speaks to an exceptional attention to detail.



Queen’s Gate Mews is superbly placed for the museums, restaurants and cultural institutions of South Kensington, with Gloucester Road, Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park all within easy reach. The boutiques and restaurants of Kensington, Chelsea and Knightsbridge are close by, while the mews itself offers a quieter, more tucked-away setting in one of west London’s most established neighbourhoods.