The Van Gogh House is a mid-19th-century terrace house and Grade II listed building in Kennington, London. Simple in its Neoclassical styling — three storeys, a plain stucco facade, and restrained architectural detailing — the house is significant not for its ornament but for its association with Vincent van Gogh. The Dutch artist lived here during his early London years, sharing the home with his sister Anna while lodging with the Loyer family. Today the building serves as an art studio and cultural venue, preserving the modest domestic setting that shaped part of Van Gogh's formative period. - AsNotedIn