The Regency Town House is a pale, four-story terraced building with a characteristic wrought-iron balcony running across its first floor. It is one of the few houses in the Brunswick estate designed by Charles Busby in the eighteen twenties to remain in its original, un-modernized state. While the rest of the square has been divided into apartments, this house retains its servants' bells, original coal chutes, and the cramped, dark basement quarters where the household staff lived and worked two centuries ago.
The Regency Town House
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