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Home House

London, United Kingdom · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Commissioned in 1773 by the 'Queen of Hell' Elizabeth, Countess of Home, and designed by architects James Wyatt and Robert Adam, the Grade I-listed townhouse was built as a 'palace of pleasure' for grand entertaining. After serving various roles, including housing the Courtauld Institute of Art, it was meticulously restored and established as a private members' club and hotel in 1998.

About Home House

History

Commissioned in 1773 by the 'Queen of Hell' Elizabeth, Countess of Home, and designed by architects James Wyatt and Robert Adam, the Grade I-listed townhouse was built as a 'palace of pleasure' for grand entertaining. After serving various roles, including housing the Courtauld Institute of Art, it was meticulously restored and established as a private members' club and hotel in 1998. The property has since expanded to encompass three adjacent Georgian townhouses at 19, 20, and 21 Portman Square.

The setting

Home House is a Mayfair hotel on the west side of Mayfair in London. This is dinner, a drink, and a well-dressed midnight. Berkeley Square and Green Park sit between the shops and the palace; Mount Street is the quieter window-shopping lane.

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