Earls Court Square

Earls Court Square is a Victorian garden enclosed by white stucco townhouses on three sides and red brick mansion blocks on the fourth. Fine gravel paths wind through the planted grounds, creating intimate spaces within the residential setting.

The square took shape in the 1870s when original construction plans were altered and redirected into this new garden space. This change of direction led to the creation of the distinct Victorian design seen today.

Artists and performers have long been drawn to the buildings surrounding this garden. The area developed a strong connection to the creative world and retains that character today.

The garden opens on weekends to the public and is located near a tube station for easy access. Seating areas are scattered throughout, making it a comfortable place to rest and spend time outdoors.

Three red brick mansion blocks on the south-west side date back to the early 1900s when property values were dramatically lower than today. Walking past them offers a sense of how much this affluent area has transformed over time.

Location: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

GPS coordinates: 51.48985,-0.19275

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:00