Madonna and Guy Ritchie's London home is available to rent
Madonna and Guy Ritchie’s former South Kensington mews house is available to rent through Dexters for about £2,075 ($2,800) a week. The roughly 1,540-square-foot Queen’s Gate Mews residence, owned during the couple’s early marriage, also served as Daniel Craig’s home in the 2004 crime thriller Layer Cake.
Key Takeaways
- The former Madonna and Guy Ritchie London home lists via Dexters at £2,075 a week (about $2,800) or £8,992 a month (about $12,100).
- The two-story Queen’s Gate Mews house spans roughly 1,540 square feet in historic South Kensington.
- It doubled as Daniel Craig’s residence in Matthew Vaughn’s 2004 film Layer Cake.
- A stainless-steel kitchen is reportedly designed by Guy Ritchie, with period details throughout.
- Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall, and the Victoria and Albert Museum are within walking distance.
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Where is Madonna and Guy Ritchie’s former London home?
The residence sits on Queen’s Gate Mews in South Kensington, one of London’s historic mews streets where former coach houses and stables became coveted homes. Built in the early 1860s by William Jackson, the street survived a direct World War II bomb strike and now falls within the Queen’s Gate Conservation Area.
Beyond Layer Cake, the cobbled mews has appeared in films including Performance (1970) and The Bank Job (2008). Madonna sold the house years ago, though she is still widely believed to hold a Georgian townhouse in Marylebone bought in 2007 and a triple-wide Upper East Side townhouse in Manhattan.
What does the Queen’s Gate Mews house offer inside?
Behind a whitewashed brick exterior, the two-story layout mixes period character with eclectic contemporary design. The open-plan main level features dark timber floors and exposed industrial piping, plus a stainless-steel kitchen—reportedly designed by Ritchie—with a Falcon range and stone backsplash. A library nook, dining area, and guest bath complete the floor.
Upstairs, a dedicated office leads to two bedrooms, including a light-filled primary suite with a Juliet balcony overlooking the mews. The main bathroom keeps an original brick archway alongside Carrara marble finishes and a freestanding soaking tub. Air conditioning runs throughout the upper level.
How much does it cost to rent this celebrity mews house?
According to Robb Report, Dexters is marketing the property at £2,075 (about $2,800) per week, or £8,992 (about $12,100) per month. That price buys a compact but cinematic South Kensington address with film history and celebrity provenance.
Why does this rental matter for luxury house hunters?
Few London rentals combine Madonna and Guy Ritchie’s ownership history with a Bond-star screen credit and conservation-area cachet. For tenants chasing a walkable cultural pocket—Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall, the V&A, and nearby Underground stations—the listing is a rare short-term entry into one of the capital’s most storied mews.