La Casa del Tratado en la ciudad de Uxbridge, en el distrito londinense de Hillingdon en la frontera con Buckinghamshire en la parte norte-occidental de Middlesex. Al final de la calle alta en el Oxford Road Inn se encuentra la llamada Casa del Tratado y de la corona. Encima de la entrada una leyenda está escrito, "Tratado de antigua casa donde el malhadado Charles I celebró el memorable, pero infructuosas tratado con su parlamento en enero de 1645". Las negociaciones estaban condenados al fracaso desde el principio debido a la actitud de Carlos I y su juicio de derecho divino.

The Treaty House in the town of Uxbridge in the London Borough of Hillingdon on the border with Buckinghamshire in the north-west part of Middlesex. At the end of the High Street on the Oxford Road stands the inn called The Crown and Treaty House. Above the entrance a legend is written, ‘Ancient Treaty House where the ill-fated Charles I held the memorable, but unsuccessful treaty with his Parliament in January 1645’. The negotiations were doomed to failure from the outset due to the attitude of Charles I and his view that he was above and beyond earthly laws. He believed he was put there by God and therefore subjects must obey their king without question.