Ham House

Ham House is a historic 17th-century townhouse located near Richmond, London, renowned for its well-preserved architecture, stunning gardens, and rich history. Built in the early 1600s, it served as a private residence for nobility and features beautifully restored interiors, including period furnishings and artwork. The house showcases classic Georgian and Stuart design elements and offers insight into the lifestyle of Britain’s aristocracy during that era. Today, Ham House is managed by the National Trust and functions as a museum open to visitors, providing an immersive experience of royal and noble history amid its historic gardens and grounds.