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Homes of Lady Cunard

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Bache and Maud Cunard lived mainly at Nevill Holt 1895-1911. I haven’t yet identified their London address though there must have been one. After their permanent separation, Lady Cunard had at least five addresses in London, four of which George Moore visited though he didn’t write from them. She lived in New York during the war years 1941-1942

  1. 20 Cavendish Square, 1911-
  2. 2 Upper Brook Street, 1918-
  3. 5 Carlton House Terrace, 1921–1924
  4. 7 Grosvenor Square, 1926–1940
  5. Dorchester Hotel, 1943-1948

20 Cavendish Square, 1911-

What is Cavendish Square?

An apartment rented from Herbert Asquith at 20 Cavendish Square, now the home of the Royal College of Nursing (see British Listed Buildings)

2 Upper Brook Street, 1918-

What is Upper Brook Street?

2 Upper Brook Street photographed by Google Maps in July 2022

5 Carlton House Terrace, 1921–1924

What is Carlton House Terrace?

5 Carlton House Terrace photographed in 2004 (see Wikimedia Commons), now the home of the Turf Club. One biographer places Lady Cunard here in 1920.

7 Grosvenor Square, 1926–1940

What is Grosvenor Square?

Recent photograph of 7 Grosvenor Square on the corner (see The Move Market)

Dorchester Hotel, 1943-1948

What is the Dorchester?

Recent photograph of the Dorchester Hotel (see The Dorchester Collection)

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