Situated within a stone’s throw of Kensington Gardens & Hyde Park, this immaculately presented four-bedroom mews house has been meticulously designed and refurbished to exacting standards. Queen’s Gate Place Mews is a traditional cobbled mews built between 1866 and 1869, located just off Queen’s Gate Place accessed via a famous Grade II listed arch. The property boasts generous accommodation and superb natural light throughout.

Upmarket South Kensington is home to cultural heavyweights like the Victoria and Albert Museum, showing art, sculpture, and design from ancient to contemporary times. Collections at the Natural History Museum include fossils and gemstones, while the Science Museum has a kid-focused interactive gallery and an IMAX cinema. An eclectic dining scene offers chic Japanese and European restaurants, plus unfussy chain eats. Following the success 1851 Great Exhibition in Hyde Park for which the Crystal Palace was built, an 87 acre area, around what is now Exhibition Road, was purchased by the commissioners of the exhibition in order to create a home for institutions dedicated to the arts and sciences. The result was the foundation of the Victoria and Albert, Science and Natural History Museums, as well as Imperial College.