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Streets, squares, mews and lanes. The most charming streetscapes in London. Some well known, some hidden gems.
A back lane of stables turned into a street of food shops, one trade to a door.
Terraces
The service road behind Sloane Street, built for the carriages and dairies of the big houses and, until recently, mostly garages. The Cadogan estate let the whole terrace to independent food traders instead: a butcher, a baker, a fishmonger, a cheese shop, a wine merchant and a bar, each in its own small red-brick unit with the doors open. It is pedestrianised, planted, and busy with people carrying bags rather than looking at their phones.
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