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  1. This extraordinary building with the appearance of a doll's house nestles in a beautiful valley on the Berkshire Downs, surrounded by woodland. It was built by an Earl, William Craven, as a house fit for the queen he loved, Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia in 1662.

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  2. Ashdown House is a 17th-century country house associated with Elizabeth of Bohemia and William Craven. It is a Grade I listed building and a National Trust property with park-like grounds and gardens.

  3. Ashdown House (également connue sous le nom d'Ashdown Park) est une maison de campagne du XVII e siècle située dans la paroisse civile d'Ashbury, dans le comté anglais d'Oxfordshire. Jusqu'en 1974, la maison est dans le comté de Berkshire, et le village voisin de Lambourn reste dans ce comté.

    • 51° 32′ 10″ N, 1° 35′ 47″ O
    • Maison-musée, château anglais
    • Royaume-Uni
  4. Ashdown House was built by Lord William Craven for Elizabeth Stuart, the Winter Queen, who fled from Bohemia in 1620. Learn about their story of royalty, war and love, and explore the historic house and grounds.

  5. Visit historic Ashdown House for guided tours of the staircase, rooftop and maze, and enjoy woodland walks and deer spotting. Ashdown House is a 17th-century country house with views over three counties and a tree trail.

  6. Ashdown. Ashdown House was built in the early 1660s for William, 1st Earl of Craven, and was designed by either Balthazar Gerbier or William Winde. Legend purports that Ashdown was built during an outbreak of plague in London as a refuge for Elizabeth of Bohemia, to whom Craven was devoted.

  7. Ashdown House is a 17th-century hunting lodge with a formal garden and a landscape park in Oxfordshire, England. It belongs to the National Trust and has a grade I listed building and a registered park and garden of special historic interest.