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An attractive mews house of 3,541 square feet, set over five floors. With architecturally interesting fenestration on the ground floor, the house belies its mews address, giving the appearance of a much grander home.

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With well balanced accommodation throughout, 6 Balfour Mews would be perfectly suited to a family, with the kitchen situated on the raised ground floor at the front of the house and a large formal drawing room at the back, which itself leads onto a courtyard.

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The house has five generous bedrooms and three bathrooms upstairs, as well as a substantial family room on the lower ground floor almost 35 feet in length.

ACCOMMODATION

– Entrance hall – Kitchen – Drawing room – Family room – Study– Master bedroom with

en-suite bathroom

– 4 further double bedrooms

– Family bathroom – Shower room– Terrace– 3,541 sq ft

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BALFOUR MEWSHISTORY

Balfour Mews is situated to the west of Hyde Park in Mayfair. A quiet residential street situated between Aldford Street and South Street, it is a small mews, containing only nine properties.

Here, the rebuildings of the late 1890's consisted of two storey stabling, serving the new houses to the north and west. Balfour Mews itself was a new broad yard, open at both ends, with the residential parts of the stabling planned so as to face Aldford Street and South Street. All the new development here was undertaken by the builders Charles Daw and Son to designs supplied in some cases by Balfour and Turner, and in others by their assistant G. A. Codd, who followed their elegant but sober late Queen Anne idiom. Though altered in several respects, these brick and stone buildings retain a modest charm.

Most of the west side (Nos. 2, 4 and 6) was built at the same time, though to designs by Codd, who added No. 21 South Street (a house, rather than

stabling) at the south end in 1899-1900. In the centre of this side, the site of No. 10, stretching through to the east side of Rex Place, was not for the present rebuilt – its lease having still some years to run. In Rex Place itself, Nos. 12, 16 and 18 with No. 2 Aldford Street were built by Daw to Codd's designs, probably a little earlier around 1897-8.

6 Balfour Mews was erected in 1898-1899 and reflects the history of English domestic architecture from the early 18th to the early 20th century.

LOWER GROUND FLOORBASEMENT GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR

APPROXIMATE GROSS INTERNAL AREA

3,541 Square Feet (328.96 Square Metres) N

DrawingRoom

20' x 18'9''6.10 x 5.71m

Kitchen23'6'' x 8'9''

7.16 x 2.67m

FamilyRoom

34'6'' x 18'10.52 x 5.49m

MasterBedroom21' x 18'3''

6.40 x 5.56m

Study9'9'' x 9'

2.97 x 2.74m

Bedroom 219'6'' x 18'3''5.94 x 5.56m

Bedroom13'3'' x 9'3''

4.04 x 2.82m

Bedroom

Bedroom

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16'3'' x 9'

4.95 x 2.74m

Terrace

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10'3'' x 9'3''

3.12 x 2.82m

Bedroom 3

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TERMSTenure: Freehold

Price: On Application

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