Marble Hill House

Marble Hill was worked for the striking Henrietta Howard, courtesan of King George II when he was Prince of Wales, and companion and comrade of a portion of the cleverest men in England.

The conservative outline soon wound up noticeably well known and outfitted a standard model for the Georgian English manor and for estate houses in the American states.

The house and gardens were proposed as an Arcadian withdraw from swarmed eighteenth century London. Its great insides have been stunningly reestablished and reproduced and incorporate a fine accumulation of early Georgian artistic creations. There can be few places in England which better review the environment of stylish Georgian life.

A day out at Marble Hill is a genuine regard as this lovely Palladian estate is set in 66 sections of land of exceptional riverside parkland close Richmond in West London.