Chartwell - much-loved home of Britain's most famous Prime Minister, Winston Churchill - is perhaps not surprisingly one of the most visited of the National Trust's portfolio of historic buildings. It's where Churchill sought refuge and inspiration from 1924 until his death in 1965. This sumptuous home has been left as it was when the great man lived here, and is full of photos and mementoes evoking his career and interests (exhibits are rotated annually). Also worth exploring are the gardens, including lakes and looped walking trails through the adjoining woodland.
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