8 South Audley Street, Mayfair

8 South Audley Street is a historic Grade II Listed building in Mayfair, London, constructed in 1744 and known for its Georgian architecture. It has served various roles, including as a royal residence for Queen Caroline and the Duke of Cambridge, and has been known by names such as Alington House and Curzon House. The building features a striking Ionic-pilastered porch and retains an 18th-century stone stair. Over the years, it has hosted notable events, including a ball attended by members of the British Royal Family. Today, it houses the Nehru Centre, reflecting its ongoing cultural significance.