Last updated on 11 April 08
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Fenton House Garden

5.0/5 (3 ratings)

Photograph © Fenton House/National Trust
Photograph © Fenton House/National Trust

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A seventeenth century merchant's house with a walled garden, in the heart of Hampstead Village. It was a rural area when Fenton House was built, in 1693. There are lawns, walks, an orchard and a vegetable garden.

Address - Windmill Hill, Hampstead, London, Greater London, England, NW3 6RT
Opening times - April to October. Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays 11am to 5pm, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 2pm to 5pm. Also open in March: Saturday and Sunday 2pm to 5pm.
Admission - Adult House & Garden £5.40, Garden only £1.00
Website - Visit the Fenton House Garden website

Local Hotels

Hotels within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

The Ethorpe Hotel (21km away)
From £67.50 to £116.00
The Bull (22km away)
From £67.50 to £140.00
The Royal Standard Guest House (27km away)
From £62.95 to £83.90
The Wheatsheaf Hotel (29km away)
From £45.00 to £125.00

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Hampstead Garden Suburb (0km away)
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Zoological Garden, London (2km away)
Noel-Baker Peace Garden (3km away)

Nearby Garden Nurseries

Garden Nurseries within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

Cottage Garden Nursery (10km away)
Jacques Amand International (10km away)
The Palm Centre (15km away)
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Rhodes & Rockliffe (22km away)
County Park Nursery (23km away)
The Vernon Geranium Nursery (24km away)
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Rose Cottage Plants (24km away)
Long House Plants (24km away)
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Recent Reviews

almost 4 years ago Richard said
A delightful, secret garden that provides a quiet, contemplative oasis in an otherwise urban environment. A beautiful balance of formal garden in one part, and orchard and kitchen garden in the other. The sort of place you hesitate to talk about too much as you want to keep the secret to yourself.

(5.0/5)
about 4 years ago K. Manning said
A paradise walled garden, large enough to wander and lose yourself in and intimate enough to take on as your own special place. It is kept with great skill and passion, that is clear. I long to return.

(5.0/5)
about 4 years ago Anonymous said
This is an extraordinary garden, maintained with utmost professionalism and flair. This garden reminds you that horticulture at it's very highest level is art. Entrancing and calming. The head gardener is to be congratulated.

(5.0/5)

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