British scholar Stephen Castle has precisely located William Shakespeare's Blackfriars property in London. The playwright purchased his only property in the capital, situated just across the river from the famous Globe Theater. This discovery ends years of speculation about the exact location of Shakespeare's London residence and provides new insight into his life outside Stratford-upon-Avon.

The confirmation raises fresh questions about Shakespeare's intentions with the Blackfriars house. Given its proximity to the theater where his plays were performed, scholars now debate whether Shakespeare intended the property as an investment or had specific business plans related to his theatrical work. The exact location offers concrete evidence for historical interpretations of Shakespeare's life and career.

The Globe Theater, which staged Shakespeare's plays during his lifetime, was recreated and reopened in 1997. The proximity of Shakespeare's property to the theater underscores the connection between his personal and professional life in London. The discovery provides a tangible link to the playwright's world and confirms his integration into London's theatrical community during the 17th century.