Arundel House, Historical townhouse in City of Westminster, Great Britain
Description
Arundel House is a historic townhouse in Westminster featuring Gothic Revival elements across multiple floors. The building displays traditional British architectural details including symmetrically arranged windows and a formal facade.
History
The house was built in the 11th century and belonged to the Earls of Arundel. During the Victorian period, it underwent major alterations that transformed much of its original structure.
Culture
The property shows how wealthy families lived and organized their homes in aristocratic London. You can sense the social conventions and daily habits of the nobles who once occupied these rooms.
Practical
The building sits near public transportation and can be visited through scheduled guided tours. It is worth checking ahead as visits have limited availability.
Did you know?
Inside the building, medieval elements remain such as stone foundations and timber frames from centuries past. These hidden structures reveal the long history beneath the later alterations.
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