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Watson's Mews, W1H, Bryanston and Dorset Square Ward, City of Westminster, Greater London


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Nearest Named Buildings

  • - 124 m
    Crawford Street
  • - 130 m
    Crawford Place
    https://centrallondonchurch.org/
  • - 147 m
    Old Marylebone Road
  • - 88 m
    Old Marylebone Road 207
  • - 172 m
    Old Marylebone Road 300-308
  • - 235 m
    Chapel Street 37-47A
  • - 36 m
    Old Marylebone Road 211
  • - 132 m
    Crawford Place 11
  • - 60 m
    Crawford Place 21
  • - 33 m
    Crawford Place 23
  • - 59 m
    Old Marylebone Road 211
  • - 47 m
    Old Marylebone Road 223-231
  • - 100 m
    Old Marylebone Road 239
  • - 127 m
    Old Marylebone Road 245
  • - 80 m
  • - 172 m
    Molyneux Street 10-11
  • - 144 m
    Cato Street
  • - 202 m
    Crawford Place 2
  • - 165 m
    Old Marylebone Road 255
  • - 79 m
    Crawford Place 32
    https://www.thelarrik.com/
  • - 171 m
    Molyneux Street 39-40
  • - 167 m
    Homer Street
  • - 147 m
    Homer Street 8
  • - 223 m
    Harcourt Street 27-28
  • - 63 m
    Crawford Place 45
  • - 74 m
    Old Marylebone Road 233-237
    https://www.signaturehotels.com/hotel/signature-london-the-j...

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 OSM Tags

accessprivate
way typeservice
lityes
maxspeed20 mph
maxspeed:typeGB:zone20
nameWatson's Mews
NoteThere are two street nameplates, one with the apostrophe and one without! The version with apostrophe makes more sense.
sidewalkno
surfaceasphalt