Fenton House, House museum in Hampstead, England.
The four-story Georgian building contains extensive collections of porcelain, needlework, paintings, and furniture displayed throughout its carefully maintained rooms.
Constructed in 1693, this Grade I listed building represents architectural excellence from the period when merchant families established residences in Hampstead.
The National Trust maintains this property as an educational center where visitors observe domestic life patterns of London's affluent residents from past centuries.
Guided tours of Fenton House operate Wednesday through Sunday, with special exhibitions scheduled throughout spring and summer months.
The building houses an extensive collection of early keyboard instruments, including harpsichords and pianos from different historical periods.
Location: London Borough of Camden
Inception: 1693
Architectural style: Georgian architecture
Floors above the ground: 4
Part of: National Trust
Address: Windmill Hill, Hampstead, London NW3 6RT NW3 6SP NW3 6SP
Website: https://nationaltrust.org.uk/fenton-house-and-garden
GPS coordinates: 51.55890,-0.17968
Latest update: May 30, 2025 21:03
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Four Garden Statues And A Cistern In The Grounds Of Fenton House
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New Grove House
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Old Grove House And Attached Outbuildings And Railings
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Garden Wall To Romneys House
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Lamp Post
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Cloth Hill
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Grove Lodge
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110 And 110B, Heath Street
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Garden Wall, Railings And Gate To Cloth Hill
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112 And 114, Heath Street
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Numbers 2 And 3 And Attached Railings
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Elm Lodge And Attached Garden Wall
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8 And 9, The Mount
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12-17, The Mount Square
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Garden Wall To Number 26 Old Grove House
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Volta House, Bolton House, Windmill Hill House And Enfield House
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Fenton House Garage
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Two Lamp Posts On The South Side
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Lamp Post
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4, 5 And 7, The Mount Square
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10 and 11, the Mount Square
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1, 2 And 3, The Mount Square
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Number 4 And Attached Railings
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123, Heath Street
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Three Bollards Opposite Number 1 (Number 1 Not Included)
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