The house was previously an eighteenth century boarding house, and was purchased in 1989 by the entrepreneur John Aidiniantz, who originally converted it into a ground-floor restaurant,'Mrs. Hudson's' with a museum in the upper floors.
The house was previously an eighteenth century boarding house, and was purchased in 1989 by the entrepreneur John Aidiniantz. John Aidiniantz originally converted it into a ground-floor restaurant,'Mrs. Hudson's' with a museum in the upper floors.