49 Belgrave Square, Ambassador's residence in United Kingdom
49 Belgrave Square, a grand nineteenth-century house in London.
Constructed in 1851 by the esteemed architect Thomas Cubitt.
A symbol of historical architecture and diplomatic heritage.
Listed as a Grade II* building in the British heritage register.
Currently serves as the official residence of the Portuguese ambassador.
Location: City of Westminster
Inception: 1851
Architect: Thomas Cubitt
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