Cluny Mews Garden

The small, grass-covered plot known as Cluny Mews Garden sits at a tight junction where West Cromwell Road meets Warwick Road. It is part of a larger stretch of land developed by the Mineard family, a local building firm, between the years of 1876 and 1891. While the name is now shared with a modern residential complex, the garden itself serves as a quiet point of transition in an area shaped by intense nineteenth-century construction. You can see how the land here is squeezed between major thoroughfares and nearby railway lines, a persistent challenge that has defined how this specific pocket of Earls Court was designed and used throughout its history.