Image: 43 Belgrave Square

Description: This is the centrepiece of the north-east terrace. The four terraces were designed by George Basevi with each being subtly different - No. 43 has an engaged portico of six fluted Corinthian columns. Grade I listed. It now houses the Turkish Embassy. The square was laid out from around 1826. Unusually, detached mansions were designed by separate architects for three of the corners.
Title: 43 Belgrave Square
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Author: Stephen Richards
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