Stated as the former stately home, this Kenwood House is located in Hampstead London and located at the northern boundary of the present Hampstead Heath. The English Heritage manages the platform and it is to public. In the year 2012, this house was closed for some major renovation, and was again open to public in 2013.
This place is primarily known for its artwork the main house dated back in the early period of 17th century and at that time, it was known as Caen Wood House. Later, it was in the year 1700, when the orangery was added to it. This estate comprises of a designed landscape, with gardens nearer to the house, and designed by Humphry Repton.
Prices:
This place is not going to charge any pennies as admission fee.
Open and closing time:
Monday to Sunday: 10am to 5pm
Website:
www.english-heritage.org.uk
Address:
Hampstead Ln, Hampstead NW3 7JR, United Kingdom.
Telephone:
0370 333 1181
