Hendon Hall

Ashley Lane, Hendon, Hendon, Greater London, England

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About Hendon Hall

Warm welcoming Country House, the people who look after you behave like old friends always genuinely pleased to see you. Hendon Hall is a fine old diamond, well experienced in offering the very best aristocratic living. Hendon Hall has always been a leading player on the London scene. A strong, bold, enchanting place. Once home to David Garrick, the 18th Century actor, the house has a long history of dazzling parties and theatrical soirees. It's always welcomed a diverse and cosmopolitan crowd in a beautiful, classical setting.

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