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The grounds of the Kenwood Estate are open. Takeaway catering will be available and our shop is open but indoor areas including Kenwood House will remain closed until 17 May. Safety measures will be in place to keep everyone safe. Please keep in mind the government’s latest advice on travelling. Find out more below.
Please note: to comply with government guidelines, all interior spaces are currently closed including Kenwood House. Please see the information below for full details.
We've made some changes to help keep you safe, and things might be a little different when you visit. Here's everything you need to know.
The first house on the site is probably a brick structure built by John Bill, King James I's printer.
Find out more about the history of Kenwood
Brook Bridges buys the house. His son transforms it into a two-storey red-brick building with large sash windows.