You've had a hectic festive season, the nights are long and that January slump is well into it's maturity. Many people accross London choose to spend more time in bed hiding away from these cold and rainy winter months.

Neighbourly enthusiasm, green fingers and creative vision sprung into life this year amongst the residential community of Ennismore Mews.

‘Upside down you’re turning me’ - the Marylebone mews seen in a new light, giving love instinctively to its happy owners, puppy and piano

At the end of each year we publish articles in Mews News reviewing the last twelve months and predictions for what to expect over the coming year. To do this we scrutinise information gleaned from dozens of sources including the Land Registry, Rightmove, Lonres, Dataloft, www.gov.co.uk, the press, and of course our own results. The […]

From intimate hideaways to chic, contemporary open spaces, mews houses can offer a surprising amount of outdoor space. 

Interior design innovations – such as the stylish and compact staircases showcased here – have revolutionised the space and light available inside many mews properties.

Spring may be a little late this year, but it won’t be long before London’s mews streets come alive with colour, as the flowering bulbs planted in window boxes and pots suddenly burst into life.

Many mews properties are not only light, bright and flawlessly designed for modern living, they also offer surprisingly spacious interiors. Discover more on:

Here’s something to muse over: how do you identify a traditional mews house when so many properties these days might be described as a “mews”?

There’s a new Instagram trend taking over from diners taking pictures of their dinner plates

Residents living in pretty-as-a-picture period cottages located on quiet, cobbled streets enjoy the benefits of a fantastic community spirit rarely found in the capital these days. 

Spring is in the air and we’re entering a traditionally busy period in the buying and selling calendar

A recent article in the Financial Times, quoting London’s leading estate agents, has reported an ‘uptick’ in property activity during the final quarter of 2016, leading to renewed hopes for a busy spring.

Whatever your personal take on 2016 (as the year of Brexit, Trump and the loss of a pantheon of much-loved celebrities), this was the year that London’s innovative mews conversions received the acknowledgement they’ve long deserved.

Hotel-style living is a major trend at the moment, and the residential property market has been quick to pick up on homebuyers’ desire to enjoy the same kind of pampering treatments they could expect in a five star hotel, in their own homes

When you’re choosing a home from half a world away, it’s even more important to get the details right. Here are some points to consider when deciding where to live

As we visit London’s most sought-after mews properties, conducting valuations and offering viewings, it’s always interesting to note the way interior designers use colour in response to the amount of natural light available in each room

With daylight pouring in from carefully-placed roof lights, clever screening of open-plan areas, use of mirrors to reflect natural light and design features that flow with the shape of the room, it’s a pleasure to view housetohome

Bold colours, a profusion of pots, iron balconies, colourful window boxes

If a classic residence with modern luxury appeals, consider a London mews

For a picturesque home in the heart of prime Central London, we recommend viewing a Victorian mews