Cumberland Terrace, Neoclassical terrace building in Regent's Park, London, England.
Cumberland Terrace extends along the eastern side of Regent's Park with three main blocks connected by decorative arches and Ionic columns spanning the facade.
The terrace, completed in 1826 under architect John Nash, formed part of the development plans initiated by Prince Regent, who later became King George IV.
The building represents a shift in London's architectural identity, marking the transition from industrial structures to grand residential developments of the Regency period.
The structure contains thirty-one residences, some maintained as single-family homes while others have been converted into apartments with modern amenities.
The central block features a sculptural pediment above a colonnade, with five houses projecting forward to create a stepped platform effect.
Location: London Borough of Camden
Location: City of Westminster
Architects: John Nash
GPS coordinates: 51.53220,-0.14640
Latest update: May 26, 2025 22:20
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