| Enjoy a glimpse into the private life of the most unlikely Victorian Prime Minster, Benjamin Disraeli, who lived here from 1848 until his death in 1881. Much of his furniture , books and pictures remain, as well as the created gardens based on the colourful designs of his wife, Mary Anne. Beautiful walks through the park and woodland surround this fascinating country home. |
Part of the Walled Garden HM001.jpg |
Side view of the Manor HM002.jpg |
Views from the parkland HM003.jpg |
View 2 HM004.jpg |
View 3 HM005.jpg |
Manor set in woodlands HM006.jpg |
Hughenden 1 HM007.jpg |
Hughenden 2 HM008.jpg |
Hughenden 3 HM009.jpg |
Hughenden 4 HM010.jpg |
Tulips HM011.jpg |
Pansies HM012.jpg |
Disc Thrower HM014.jpg |
Statue 1 HM015.jpg |
Hughenden 5 HM016.jpg |
Statue 2 HM017.jpg |
Statue 3 HM018.jpg |
Garden 1 HM019.jpg |
Garden 2 HM020.jpg |
Garden 3 HM021.jpg |
Tulips against the sky HM022.jpg |
Garden 4 HM023.jpg |
Clematis 1 HM024.jpg |
Clematis 2 HM025.jpg |
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