Location: City of Westminster, London
History: Clarence House is the official residence of Princes Charles, William and Harry and, although not a palace in itself, is attached to the larger St James's Palace. It was commissioned by William IV (who was known as the Duke of Clarence before he became King in 1830) in 1825 after he complained he found the main accomodation in St James's Palace too cramped.
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