Ennismore Gardens, one of London’s most prestigious garden squares, was built on the site of the former paddocks and gardens of Kingston House built in 1770. Named after William Hare, Viscount Ennismore and Earl of Listowel, in former times the gardens stretched the whole length of Prince's Gate and the Victorian garden was originally planted in 1870.


This quiet square is now home to some of the most prestegious addresses in London and is within walking distance of Harrods, the Brompton Oratory, the Royal Geographical Society and Victoria and Albert Museum.