Collection: Uxbridge House

Uxbridge House, now known as 7 Burlington Gardens, is a historic Grade II listed building* in Mayfair, London. Here are some fascinating facts about it:

• Originally Queensberry House: Built in the 1720s by Giacomo Leoni, it was first known as Queensberry House, serving as the London residence of the 3rd Duke of Queensberry.
• Renamed Uxbridge House: In 1785, the 1st Earl of Uxbridge leased the property, later purchasing it and expanding it eastward to Savile Row.
• Banking History: In 1854, the house was sold to the Bank of England, which converted it into its Western Branch, adding vaults and a banking hall.
• Royal Bank of Scotland: The Royal Bank of Scotland took over the building in 1930, continuing its use as a bank until the early 21st century.
• Abercrombie & Fitch Era: In 2005, the building was leased by Abercrombie & Fitch, becoming the brand’s London flagship store.
• Architectural Features: The building showcases Palladian design, with rusticated arcading, a Roman Doric portico, and a grand staircase.