Asia House
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A Grade II* Georgian Townhouse in Marylebone
Built in the 1770s by John Johnson, with Library bookcases designed by Sir John Soane.
Asia House is a Grade II* listed Georgian townhouse on New Cavendish Street, built around 1775 to 1777 by the architect John Johnson after Robert and James Adam gave up the site. Once a private home, it is now a centre for Asian art and an independent think tank, and its period rooms are hired out for conferences, dinners and receptions.
The Fine Rooms have carved marble fireplaces, high coffered ceilings and crystal chandeliers, and hold banquets of up to 120. The Library keeps original bookcases designed by Sir John Soane in 1784 and seats 40 for a private dinner. Asia House has in-house catering and works with approved caterers, so please talk to us early about your plans.
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Asia House at a Glance
Location
63 New Cavendish Street, W1G 7LP, within walking distance of Regent’s Park and Oxford Circus.
Capacity
Banquets of up to 120 in the Fine Rooms, 100 for conferences and 40 dining in the Library.
Weddings
Licensed for civil ceremonies, with ceremonies of up to 100 in the Fine Rooms.
History
Built around 1775-77 by John Johnson. The Library’s bookcases were designed by Sir John Soane in 1784.
Plan Your Event at Asia House
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