Warwick Place North is a short, secluded residential street in the heart of Victoria, City of Westminster, in Central London. Tucked quietly between Warwick Way to the south and Eccleston Square Mews to the north, it offers a charming and peaceful atmosphere just minutes from major transport links and bustling urban life.
Warwick Place North lies just west of Belgrave Road and east of St George's Drive in Victoria. It runs in a north-south direction, beginning at Warwick Way and continuing a short distance north to connect with Eccleston Square Mews. The entire length of the road is approximately 180 feet (about 55 metres).
Warwick Place North was likely laid out in the mid-19th century, around the same time the surrounding Pimlico and Victoria area was being developed by the Grosvenor Estate. The area was part of Thomas Cubitt’s grand residential vision for south Westminster, although Warwick Place North itself may have been established slightly later than the initial phases.
The street takes its name from the adjacent Warwick Way and likely honors the Earls of Warwick, a historic English title. Many streets in this area were named to evoke aristocratic or noble associations, in keeping with the Victorian preference for genteel branding of residential neighbourhoods. The name ‘Warwick’ is pronounced “WORR-ick”, not “War-wick”, and is phonetically rendered in the International Phonetic Alphabet as /ˈwɒrɪk/ .
Warwick Place North is best described as a quiet, low-traffic mews-style lane with a distinctly residential character. The buildings are largely converted former coach houses or garages, and they now serve as private homes. The cobbled or paved feel and the modest scale of the buildings give the street an intimate village-like atmosphere, contrasting with the grandeur of neighbouring Eccleston Square.
While the street itself is free from major landmarks, it is surrounded by notable features:
As of May 2025, properties along Warwick Place North are rarely available, making precise pricing difficult. However, similar mews properties nearby sell for £1.6–£2.4 million, depending on size and condition. Typical homes here measure approximately 1,000 to 1,300 square feet (93–120 sq m), with some larger conversions exceeding that. Compared to Greater London’s average flat price of around £500,000, Warwick Place North is in the upper tier, reflecting its central location and exclusive character.
Bus stops are located on Warwick Way and Belgrave Road. Key routes include:
Although short and easy to miss, Warwick Place North has been used as a discreet filming location for several British TV dramas requiring an authentic mews setting. Its unassuming charm and classic architecture make it ideal for evoking a quintessentially London feel on screen.
Painting of Warwick Place North, London (View image in full size)