5 bedroom mews

A well planned and designed four/five- bedroom mews house (2,093 sq ft) located in the popular Camden Square conservation area.
The property offers bright and spacious accommodation throughout comprising of four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large reception room, a dining area, play room/5th bedroom and a garage/storage room. Further benefits include rear garden and a roof terrace.
Hailed in the architectural press as an early example of the luxury mews house, the property was constructed to a very high standard. It has a number of fine details, including a curved bay window overlooking the garden on the ground floor, a hollowed-out concrete pillar that runs through the core of the interior, and door furniture by Jasper Morrison. There is also a two-storey curved window with acid-etched glass in a chevron pattern, designed by Ray Bradley. The house has been built using recycled London stock bricks, with cubist forms and geometric metalwork. It was the subject of a large feature in the riba Journal shortly after it was built (see the History section).
Murray Mews is a quiet cobbled street just off Camden Square. The house is approximately equidistant between the Underground stations at Camden Town (Northern Line), Kentish Town (Northern Line) and Caledonian Road (Piccadilly Line). Camden Road train station is close at hand, and there are Overground services from Kentish Town and Caledonian Road. The house is also well placed for access to the Eurostar terminal at King's Cross. Murray Mews is within the catchment area of Camden School for Girls as well as numerous other academy's.