The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 2 and Version 1 of Kenwood House
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Bordered by Hampstead Heath, Kenwood House contains an art gallery with works by Turner and Rembrandt amongst others.
The gardens include woods, lakes and meadows.
On the English Heritage site, see: Around our regions>London region>Local Property Search and select Kenwood Or for details of the gardens: Conserving historic places>Conservation advice>Historic parks & gardens>English heritage gardens and select Kenwood House from the side menu
(If anyone can provide direct links, please do!)
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