Sion Road runs alongside the grounds of York House down towards the Thames and passenger ferry. Nearby is Sion Row , a terrace of twelve three-storey houses built in 1721 with a uniform cornice. Running parallel to the river is a line of houses of a..

A property on this site was rented by future French king Louis-Philippe from 1815 to 1817, and from 1848 to 1871 by his son the Duke of Aumale. The main house was built in 1710, and an octagonal pavilion, the Octagon, was added in 1720. They were lin..

The beautiful Marble Hill House was built in Palladian style (from Palladio, a 16C Italian architect) in 1729 for a mistress of the future King George II (1683-1760). The stucco house has three storeys, with the centre advanced beneath a pediment, an..