24-32 Queen's Mews

24-32 Queen's Mews is an inspiring mixed-use development located in the centre of Bayswater, London W2. It is a combination of ground floor office space with nine apartments above, which have been designed to a high specification, creating a contemporary living space while still being reminiscent of a traditional mews property from the 19th century.

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Located close to the Hughes Street entrance of the new Whiteley development and a short walk from Bayswater Station, this development is ideally positioned as part of a vibrant mixed-use precinct of commercial and residential purposes.

24-32 Queen's Mews is located in the bustling Bayswater, a district that is steeped in history and filled with the conveniences of modern living. Adjacent to the Whiteley development and only a few minutes to Bayswater Station, residents and businesses enjoy excellent connectivity and a vibrant local environment.

The original mews properties are steeped in history, adding character to the area, with the new development respecting the heritage while offering modern comforts.

The redevelopment of 24-32 Queen's Mews was approved by Westminster Council in 2019 and was the beginning of a sensitive redevelopment of the site. The Project involves the demolition of the existing two-story buildings and the new construction of three-story plus basement buildings.

These comprise Class B1 and A2 office-grade spaces at ground level, above which there are nine residential units under a newly introduced second-floor mansard. As well as the aforementioned, cycle parking, waste storage and a basement plant room are standard for modern mixed-use development.

GMS is leading the architectural redesign of 24-32 Queen’s Mews for which designs have been drawn up by Emrys Architects. This redevelopment symbolises the harmonisation of modern building practices with traditional premises.

These new structures not only offer pragmatic modern office and living spaces, but they also pay homage to the historical aesthetic of the mews, providing a respectful update to charming Queen's Mews. This project is a reflection of modern design and smart planning that can enhance the character and preserve the history of the site in a historic locale.