Fulton Mews 2

Moments from Hyde Park, this three-bedroom mews house enjoys an enviable location and exceptional design.

Through an imposing stucco archway and across a cobbled cul-de-sac, this Fulton Mews home awaits. Its blue façade and black windows provide an eye-catching first impression. Inside the building’s period architecture has been simultaneously well preserved and updated for contemporary living.

The hallway sets the tone – with bright turquoise marble tiles paving the way to the kitchen and dining room.

A considered palette comes to the fore. Wooden cabinetry is paired with elegant marble countertops and splashbacks, while an abundance of natural light ensures every corner is highlighted. Integrated appliances, a boiling water tap, and a plethora of custom-built storage ensure a sophisticated culinary setting. A subtle Crittall-style partition wall conceals an external door from which a cobbled courtyard unfolds. Just along the corridor, find the first of the bedrooms, complete with its own en suite.

Two further bedrooms await on the floor above. The principal is a sanctuary of calm thanks to its herringbone tiled en suite, bespoke joinery and spacious balcony. The guest bedroom follows the same pared-back formula, with wooden herringbone floors and soft tones. A pair of sash windows line one wall, while bunk beds dominate the other – each enjoys integrated storage and plenty of personal space. A family bathroom serves this room, featuring decorative leaf Marazzi Rice tiles and a rainfall shower over the bathtub.

Upstairs, a bright double reception room benefits from its second-floor vantage point. White walls contrast with black hardware and light fittings, while a bank of black-framed sash windows fill the space with natural light. Crittall-style double doors lead into an informal space, which can be shut off to make a cosy TV or reading room.

Crowning the house, an orangery enjoys three walls of glazing with views out over Bayswater’s rooftops. With a half-kitchen and space for a dining table beneath a sky light, it is perfect for entertaining. Open up the double doors to the spacious roof terrace surrounded by cast-iron railings and leafy planters. With plenty of room for outdoor furniture, it’s an ideal spot to make the most of London’s sunnier days.