DRAYSON MEWS BOASTS ONE OF LONDON’S LONG ESTABLISHED PRIMARY ADDRESSES.

This select development enjoys a charming setting within one of the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s Conservation Areas. There are 35 such areas, selected for their architectural or historic interest. Drayson Mews backs onto St Mary Abbot Gardens, a peaceful haven with seating and the parish church of St Mary Abbot.

Kensington lies to the south of Notting Hill and to the north of Chelsea. It has been favoured by the British monarchy since 1689, when William III purchased a house here to escape the smoke and dirt of London. Even today the area retains an unfair share of London’s green space, with Kensington Gardens a few minutes’ walk from Drayson Mews and Hyde Park slightly further on.

Drayson Mews is perfectly positioned with nearby Kensington High Street Underground station (Circle and District lines), and frequent buses providing easy access to all parts of the capital. There are good road links to the A4/M4 leading out of London to the west.