Chiswick Lane South, London

A distinguished collection of four Grade II listed Georgian townhouses

Nestled in the historic heart of Old Chiswick, Mawsons Row offers a rare opportunity to acquire one of four newly converted Georgian homes. Originally built in the early 18th century for Thomas Mawson, a prominent brewery owner, these Grade II listed terraced houses have been sensitively restored and thoughtfully updated for modern living, while preserving the architectural elegance and timeless character of the Georgian era.

Once serving as offices for Fuller’s Brewery, the buildings have undergone a careful transformation, returning them to their original residential purpose. Spanning four generous floors, each home combines classic Georgian proportions high ceilings, tall sash windows, and original fireplaces with high-quality contemporary finishes, creating interiors that seamlessly blend heritage and modernity.

Steeped in literary and cultural history, Mawsons Row sits beside the former Grade II listed Mawson Arms/Fox and Hounds. The celebrated poet Alexander Pope resided here between 1716 and 1719, during which time he completed his acclaimed translation of The Iliad.

Chiswick Lane South is set within the Old Chiswick Conservation Area, a leafy, prestigious corner of West London. The houses are located just moments from the River Thames, offering scenic riverside walks and access to some of Chiswick’s most beautiful green spaces, including Chiswick House and its landscaped gardens.

The area combines village charm with urban convenience. Chiswick High Road provides a lively selection of independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and traditional pubs, fostering a strong sense of community and culture.

Families benefit from excellent schooling options, both state and independent, including Grove Park Primary School, Belmont Primary School, and the highly regarded Twyford Church of England High School. Chiswick is renowned for its safety, leafy streets, and welcoming community, while offering excellent transport links into central London.

Mawsons Row represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of London’s architectural and cultural heritage, combining historic significance with the comfort and convenience of 21st-century living.