Dollis Hill House - (Near Brent, london)

5 /5 Richard Geldart: Little remains of Dollis Hill House, just some preserved walls and former ancillary buildings. Enjoy however the refreshments in the remaining structures, and contemplate the houses Victorian and Edwardian heighdays when Gladstone rented the place and Mark Twain visited.

5 /5 Digvijay Zala: It’s a historical place to visit. And That’s the remaining part of a house but it was good. It feels nostalgic when you visit this place. It is in Gladstone Park.

4 /5 Viktor K: Dollis Hill House is a historic gem in Gladstone Park. Though now in ruins, it is a peaceful spot with rich history and great park views - perfect for a quick stroll. The downside is that some visitors leave rubbish around, which can spoil the atmosphere.

4 /5 jeff benjamin: Site of a picturesque rural retreat, “a farmhouse”, with a commanding prospect over the countryside. Over the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries historic figures recorded as guests here. Grade II Listed but benign neglect resulting in dereliction, finally demolished in 2012 leaving an abstract outline and the floor-plan footprint. Appropriate signage contextualisation here provide an historical perspective. An integral segment of the park adding background undertow to a appealing landscape.

5 /5 Hosum Cheung: A nice quiet green place amongst the busy city. The gardens are well maintained by lovely volunteers. Its a shame people just litter everywhere.