Lancaster Mews

Reworked with timeless style, this two-bedroom mews house for sale comes with a garage that calls for a classic car.

Tucked away on a peaceful cobbled lane moments from Hyde Park, there’s a sense of escapism to Lancaster Mews. Once a traditional stable building, a bold bottle green and brickwork façade stands out among its pastel-toned neighbours.

Echoing the timeless appeal of its setting, interior design choices balance the classic and the playful. Internal glazing spotlights a glass staircase, which weaves its way up to two expansive bedroom suites and a cleverly engineered roof terrace. Finishes are considered throughout. A large window floods the southwest-facing reception and dining room with light. Wooden floors tie together a palette of pared-back materials, while a striking fireplace adds a focal point. Wrapping round to the kitchen, a breakfast bar links the cooking and dining spaces. Inky-toned cabinets contrast with quartz worktops, and high-spec appliances see to the practicalities – the understairs wine storage is an unexpected but welcome addition.

Occupying a floor apiece, both bedroom suites are light, airy and generously proportioned. The first floor sleeping quarters sit beneath a sloping double-height ceiling and come with access to a Juliet balcony for views over the cobbles. Custom-made wardrobes maximise the sense of space further. The same attention to detail continues in the en suite bathroom, where olive green cabinetry and matte black hardware pop against a backdrop of natural stone.

Capitalising on the ample landing space available, a study has been cleverly incorporated into a corner, complete with an integrated desk and shelving. From here, take the illuminated stairs up to the top floor to find another contender for the principal suite. Positioned beneath a huge skylight, a red roll top bath brings a touch of luxury to the room. This feeling continues in the adjoining en suite shower room, where an entirely glass ceiling brings an uplifting atmosphere. Adding a quirky flourish, a ladder leads up from here to a small but secluded roof terrace.

Back on the ground floor, the home’s former stable has been repurposed as a garage, offering convenient off-street parking.