St John's Lodge, Grade II listed residence in Regent's Park, London, England
The Victorian era building features architectural modifications by Sir Charles Barry, incorporating elements from different design periods throughout its structure.
Originally constructed in 1819 by John Raffield for Charles Augustus Tulk, the lodge underwent expansions by architects Decimus Burton and Sir Charles Barry.
The public gardens, designed in 1888 by Robert Weir Shultz, include a sunken lawn, rose gardens, and classical statues representing Greek mythology.
While the residence remains private property of the Brunei royal family, visitors can access the surrounding gardens through the Arbour Walk entrance.
The lodge stands as one of only two remaining villas from John Nash's original architectural vision for Regent's Park.
Location: City of Westminster
GPS coordinates: 51.52960,-0.15250
Latest update: May 24, 2025 09:14
Regent's Park
410 m
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
206 m
Cumberland Terrace
512 m
Penguin Pool
504 m
Chester Terrace
496 m
Readymoney Drinking Fountain
382 m
The Regent's Park
114 m
Bishop Observatory
539 m
Camden Green Fair
340 m
Triton And Dryads Fountain, Queen Mary's Gardens
114 m
The Goatherd's Daughter
63 m
The Japanese Eagle
332 m
The Lost Bow
248 m
Boy and Frog Statue
294 m
Jubilee Gates
363 m
Hylas and the Nymph
77 m
A Mighty Hunter
273 m
Chester Road Gates
191 m
Queen Mary's Gardens
246 m
Prince George Of Cumberland Public House
530 m
The Lodge To Bedford College
497 m
Railings To Garden Forecourt Of Numbers 1-12
521 m
Three lamp posts and two bollards
507 m
Four Boundary Markers On North And South Sides Of Road
339 m
Numbers 1-12 And Attached Railings
527 m
Numbers 1-4 And Attached Balustrades And Railings
493 m
40 Lampstandards
83 m
Two Lamp Posts
477 mReviews
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