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Belmont House and Gardens

Throwley, near Faversham, East Kent

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Belmont is an elegant 18th-century house by Samuel Wyatt in the countryside south of Faversham, home to five generations of the Harris family. Guided tours reveal an armoury, paintings by Cazabon and a remarkable clock collection, while the award-winning gardens include a walled garden, pinetum and kitchen garden. It is a seasonal visit, closed through the winter.

Highlights

  • Samuel Wyatt house of 1769
  • Clock museum with a major horological collection
  • Cazabon paintings and family armoury
  • Walled garden, pinetum and kitchen garden
  • Orangery Tea Room in season

Good to know

  • Closed until Easter 2027
  • House visits are by guided or self-guided tour on set days

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Belmont House and Gardens, Belmont Park, Throwley, Faversham, Kent, ME13 0HH

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