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Design 47 Palace Court is an elegant Queen Anne revival style home situated in Bayswater, London Arthur Brocklehurst of Crowborough, Russell's favorite builder was the chap who put it all together in 1889 to designs by Leonard Aloysius Scott Stokes ASStip. Once a home created originally for Wilfrid and Alice Meynell, this stunning property dates back to periods that offer high quality finishings with detailed architectural touches throughout.
Located in Bayswater, 47 Palace Court is located on the City of Westminster and Greater London. The neighborhood is famous for being near both Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, a good mix of city life with fresh air.
Located within walking distance to cafes, restaurants and shops; Bayswater offers a colourful mix of cultures in the local community. A neighborhood with a vibrant artistic past, local and visiting artists find themselves in the company of cultural attractions at every turn.
Local services to the residents of 47 Palace Court are excellent; with easy access to a number of nearby underground stations ensuring hassle free commutes and daily conveniences such as regular local markets, grocery stories. The building, imbued with all its historic character and charm shares the streetscape of modern urban conveniences within a 2 minute walk.
It has four residential flats, all with the original architectural grandeur. Its Grade II listed status will safeguard its architectural and design features.
There is a blue plaque in the middle of one wall, commemorating writer Alice Meynell, who lived here.
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In 1948, a blue plaque was installed on the building to honour the poet and essayist Alice Meynell, who lived there from 1847 to 1922. This commemorative plaque serves as a lasting tribute to her contributions to literature and her connection to the property, adding historical significance to the building.
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