A place in London

18 St Leonard's Terrace

No. 18, with the blue plaque by the door. — No. 18, with the blue plaque by the door.2024 · MatthewHoobin / Wikimedia Commons

The house in Chelsea Bram Stoker moved into around 1896, the year before Dracula came out. The blue plaque, put up in 1977, calls him its author.

Visiting today

A private house: the blue plaque is seen from the pavement. Nearest station: Sloane Square.

Where to find it18 St Leonard's Terrace, Chelsea

The stories that come here

London · 1890s
Dracula — London
Walk the London the Count came to conquer: the Piccadilly where Jonathan Harker saw him again, grown young, the Heath where the children went walking with a beautiful lady, and the house he bought to hide in plain sight.Beyond the walks · 13 on the walks + 13 beyond · 4h of walking, on 2 walks · $12.99

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