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cottages near Kenwood House
If you're planning a cottage holiday in Kent or Suffolk, you
may want to consider a daytrip to the illustrious Kenwood House in
Hampstead, London. Overlooking the popular Hampstead Heath
parkland, this former stately home is encased in emerald grounds
with an ionic portico covering its entrance, giving it the look and
feel of a quintessential English manor. Enjoy a tranquil saunter
amid Kenwood's sleek lawns and famous artworks, before
venturing back to your nearby holiday cottage for a soothing
English tea. Can you think of a quainter way to spend time on your
next cottage holiday?
Discover the culture of Kenwood
House
In the late 1800's, the walls of Kenwood House were
beginning to collect some rather wonderful artworks. That's all
thanks to the abode's wealthy owner, Lord Iveagh, an avid art
collector whose assemblage of works focused on Old Master
portraits. Look upon Vermeer's Guitar Player and
Rembrandt's Self Portrait With Two Circles as you make your way
through the lofty chambers of Kenwood House, and take a moment to
study the painting of Lady Hamilton, an 18th century
party girl and Nelson's supposed mistress, as she sits
innocently at a spinning wheel. You'll love uncovering the
stories behind other paintings in Iveagh's collection on your
trip to Kenwood House.
Kenwood House- A great day out on your Suffolk cottage
holiday
Opening times for Kenwood House vary by season, but if you
choose to visit between now and the 31st October,
you'll be able to enjoy the English Heritage site everyday
between 9am-6pm. So why not book a cottage holiday near Kenwood
House and look forward to a day spent amongst the site's
charming woodlands, artworks and architecture. There's so much
to see at Kenwood, from the 17th century orangery and
characterful library, to the exquisite grounds and ancient
woodlands that offer fine views over the neighbouring Heath.
Couple's will appreciate the romantic feel of this dazzling
estate, which featured in Richard Curtis' 1999 film, Notting
Hill. Take a dreamy stroll through the landscaped grounds and spot
the sculptures of Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Eugéne
Dodeigne which are dotted around Kenwood's lush gardens. There
really isn't a better place to help you fall in love with the
South East.