mews flat

In the 1960s the stable block was converted into mews flats.

Henry lived in a small mews flat, just off Fitzroy Square.

He had found a mews flat in Fulham, convenient for his work, but he often returned to his family only at weekends.

He lived in a mews flat over a lock-up garage only a one-and-sixpenny busride from where he worked.

After some search, we had been fortunate in finding accommodation, admittedly very cramped, in a mews flat in Kensington Court.

And within a few days of his return from the United States, he wrote to me on 4 August to the Kensington Mews flat:

Normally, when in London, he lived in his own small mews flat, but even he saw the force of her arguments and succumbed to her ministrations.

Collected Poems (1960) "Mews Flat Mona" A rose-red sissy half as old as time.

One of Ward's protégées, a showgirl named Christine Keeler, moved into Ward's Wimpole Mews flat, and had a platonic relationship with Ward.

Flute lived alone in a tiny mews flat behind Charing Cross station and Mr. van Borsele got out and opened the door for her and saw her safely inside before coming back to his car.

By 1933 Terry-Thomas had moved out of Finchley and into a friend's mews flat overlooking Lord's Cricket Ground; the friend was a film extra who introduced him to the idea of also working in the industry.

He maintained a modest mews flat in London during the 1960s (first at 5 Westminster Mews, later at 3 Stable Mews) and drove a variety of elaborate, old-fashioned cars, including a Rolls Royce and several different models of Bentley, one of which he calls Fido.

In the mid-1970s, Henrietta Moraes shared a mews flat in Hanover Terrace, Regents Park, with singer and actress Marianne Faithfull, an episode in both their lives that forms a key chapter in Faithfull's Memories Dreams & Reflections, published in October 2007.