139 Piccadilly is a Grade II listed building across the road from Green Park in Mayfair, London W1.
Neo-classical revival with rather Louis XVI details, ca. 1760-64 or 1798 origin.
Transport
The nearest tube stations are Hyde Park Corner and Green Park.
History
The former grand terraced residential townhouse dates back to mid 18th-century but has been seriously altered in time. It has been remodelled, extended and was converted into an office building. The current facade was designed in the 19th century by architect Ralph Selden Wornum (1847-1910). In 1908 the former townhouse was combined with the adjoining properties numbers 138 and 140 and adapted externally and internally for new use as a club. The former townhouse was separated from other buildings to stand on its own after World War II.
References
1. Heritage Statement Revision 139 Piccadilly, City of Westminster by Turley Heritage, November 2014. Westminster Council westminster.gov.uk/planning ref. no. 14/11168/FULL.
2. Historic England List entry Number: 1265657 historicengland.org.uk; retrieved 2.04.2018.
Connected Companies
Transport
The nearest tube, train and bus stations.
Hyde Park Corner Underground Station Piccadilly
Old Park Lane / Hard Rock Cafe 22, 6, 9, N22, N9, N97, 14, 19, 38, N19, N38
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139 Piccadilly in Mayfair, London W1 - New on Buildington!
02/04/2018 10:42 by Buildington
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