Cliveden National Trust Property

15th May 2007

Set high above the River Thames, Cliveden was the glittering hub of society in the early part of the 20th century when it was the home f Waldorf and Nancy Astor. The house is now a private hotel, part of whcih is open to National Trust visitors on Thursday and Sunday afternoons (April to October). The grade listed gardens and extensive grounds once the exclusive haunt of the rich and famous, are yours to enjoy to day.

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Chinese Garden 1 C001.jpg	Mallard Duck C002.jpg	Magnolia C003.jpg	Chinese Garden 2 C004.jpg
Chinese garden 3 C005.jpg	Chinese Garden 4 C006.jpg	Chinese garden 5 C007.jpg	Canada Geese C008.jpg
Fountain C009.jpg	Dove Cote C010.jpg	Main garden C011.jpg	Cliveden House C012.jpg
Cliveden House 2 C013.jpg	Statue C014.jpg	Statue and House C015.jpg	Tortiose Fountain C016.jpg
Property on the banks of the River Thames C017.jpg	Ornate clock taken within the ground C018.jpg	Bluebells C019.jpg	The secret garden C020.jpg
Pink bloom C021.jpg	Clock tower C022.jpg