Watercolour of Nash's terraces around Regent's Park.
 
These terraces form part of John Nash's grand plan for Regent's Park and its surrounding villas, created in the early 19th century. The white stucco fronts and uniform roofline give the impression of a single palatial composition rather than separate houses.
 
Interesting facts…
Nash intended the terraces as "town palaces" for the wealthy, with service access hidden behind the façades to preserve the classical illusion.
 
Location: Regent's Park, London NW1, United Kingdom