Aberconway House, Grade II listed mansion in Mayfair, London, United Kingdom
Aberconway House is a neo-Georgian residence on South Street in Mayfair, notable for its high ceilings and classical facade typical of 1920s London architecture. The building sits near Hyde Park and Berkeley Square, positioned in one of the city's most exclusive residential neighborhoods.
The house was designed in 1920 by architect John Murray Easton for industrialist Henry McLaren, who later became Lord Aberconway. The property subsequently served as headquarters for Rank Organisation, a major British film production company, reflecting changes in its use over the decades.
Following its residential phase, the property served as headquarters for Rank Organisation, a major British film production company, from 1943 onwards.
The residence is situated on South Street, connecting Park Lane to Berkeley Square in one of London's most prestigious districts. The area is easily reached by public transport and offers nearby access to parks and shopping areas.
In 2023, vaccine manufacturer Adar Poonawalla purchased the property, representing a significant shift in ownership of London's most exclusive addresses. This sale highlighted how prominent global business figures are investing in the city's most prestigious locations.
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