Artist Residence London
Pimlico, Westminster, London
“Bohemian townhouse hideaway”
Vibe
Exposed brick, reclaimed timber, and original pop art give this snug Pimlico corner pub the feel of an eclectic private club.
“Bohemian townhouse hideaway”
Reclaimed wooden floorboards, bespoke furniture, and original pop art across ten individually crafted rooms.
A lively all-day cafe terrace paired with the moody basement Clarendon Cocktail Cellar.
An 1852 Victorian public house restored with exposed brickwork and classic Regency townhouse proportions.
In residential Pimlico on Cambridge Street, a short walk from Victoria Station and the Thames.
Rooms
Cast-iron roll-top tubs, vintage leather armchairs, and upcycled headboards bring eccentric warmth to rustic floorboards beneath tall sash windows.
Backstory
Husband-and-wife duo Justin and Charlotte Salisbury transformed this derelict 1852 public house in Thomas Cubitt's planned residential enclave into ten eclectic bedrooms.
Eat & drink
Locals gather on the Cambridge Street terrace for seasonal British plates before descending to Clarendon Cocktail Cellar for cinema-inspired drinks.
The neighborhood
Quiet residential Pimlico wraps the corner with classic white stucco terraces, just a ten-minute walk from Victoria and Belgravia.
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