Henry Cavill lives in a converted stable in a 'charming' part of the UK
Henry Cavill owns a home in South Kensington
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Henry Cavill owns properties across the world including a small base in the UK.
The actor lives in a converted stable in South Kensington, London when he is in Britain.
He spoke about the small mews based in the residential part of the capital city.
Henry was asked about his "man cave" while appearing on The Rich Eisen Show.
There is lots to do in the area
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He replied: "I don't have a man cave, I have a small mews house in London.
"What a mews is, is an old stable that's been converted into houses over the years. It's not big."
South Kensington is a historical area in the west of London.
There is lots to do in the area, including museums, parks and restaurants.
A Tripadvisor description reads: "With its ivied mews, row upon row of Poppins-esque white mansions, and placid garden squares, it's easy to see the charms of South Kensington.
"And with superb access to Hyde Park, Holland Park and Kensington Gardens, as well as the largely child-friendly and mostly free Museum Quarter (not to mention more major attractions like Royal Albert Hall) such charms are easy to make the most of.
"As welcoming and cosmopolitan as it is reserved and residential, South Kensington is always a hit with visitors."
While it is located near the centre of London, South Kensington has plenty of quiet, residential streets.
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It is a residential part of London
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Actor and singer Jason Donovan also lives in a quiet part of London.
He owns a £5.5million mansion in Notting Hill, where he lives with his family.
Jude Law had a £13million property in a peaceful British suburb.
He lived in a part of London that has "amazing open space".
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