Bridgewater House, Westminster

Bridgewater House stands at fourteen Cleveland Row as a grand survivor of London's golden age of aristocratic town mansions. Designed by Sir Charles Barry, the architect behind the Houses of Parliament, this building was finished in eighteen fifty-four. Its exterior is crafted from pale Bath stone and follows the Italian Renaissance palazzo style. The house occupies a site with a long and storied past that stretches back to the sixteen twenties.