KENWOOD HOUSE
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2025
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2025
As you stroll through the grounds of Hampstead Heath, you'll come across Kenwood House, a sumptuous 18th-century mansion once owned by the Earl of Mansfield. In 1925, the house was bought by beer magnate Edward Cecil Guinness, who installed his art collection here, including several canvases by the great British masters, as well as a set of four paintings by François Boucher, a self-portrait by Rembrandt, and works by Van Dyck and Vermeer. Outside, the beautiful English garden plunges into the park.
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