Home House
Private MembersA private members' club established in 1998 in a Grade I-listed Georgian townhouse on Portman Square, designed in the 1770s by James Wyatt and Robert Adam.
Home House occupies a Grade I-listed late-18th-century townhouse at 20 Portman Square, begun by James Wyatt in 1776 and completed by Robert Adam from 1777. The building later housed Samuel Courtauld's art collection and the Courtauld Institute of Art from 1931 to 1989. It has operated as a private members' club since 1998, and was extended into an adjacent property in 2010.
- What is Home House?
- Home House is a private members' club in London, listed in The One Club directory of private members' clubs.
- Where is Home House?
- Home House is in Marylebone, London, United Kingdom (20 Portman Square, London W1H 6LW).
- When was Home House founded?
- Home House was founded in 1998.
- Does Home House admit men and women?
- Home House admits both men and women.
- How do you become a member of Home House?
- Membership of Home House is arranged directly with the club through its official website (homehouse.co.uk). Private members' clubs typically admit new members by application, nomination or invitation.
- Does Home House have an official website?
- Yes — Home House's official website is homehouse.co.uk.
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