Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
South Kensington · SW7
33 Thurloe Square: a Basevi terrace house that served as the Kazakhstan Embassy
Part of George Basevi's elegant stucco terrace overlooking Thurloe Square's gardens.
Grade II listed, so changes need listed building consent.
Formerly the Kazakhstan Embassy; residential redevelopment has been reported.
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Is 33 Thurloe Square for sale or rent?
Fraser Bond isn't marketing it. It was formerly the Kazakhstan Embassy and has been reported as planned for residential redevelopment.
Who designed Thurloe Square?
George Basevi, in the late 1830s and early 1840s.
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