[4] In their 1982 book The Mews of London, Barbara Rosen and Wolfgang Zuckermann wrote that upon entering the western end of the mews from Launceston Place, "one can easily forget London and imagine oneself in a village deep in the English countryside".

[6][7] Kynance Mews is located in London's Kensington district, bisected by Launceston Place.

Part of the north wall of the western end backs onto the grounds of Christ Church on the corner of Victoria and Eldon Road, the church is accessible through a set of steps in the west end of the mews.

The mews served as the stabling for Welchman and Gale's Cornwall Gardens development.

9 for a year from April 1969, and later shared the property with the antiques expert Oliver Hoare.

[13][14] By August 1991 the freehold of the "largest house at the prettiest end of the mews" was listed at £325,000 (equivalent to £881,298 in 2023).