In this episode, I find out how Deene Park is evolving with its latest renovation project to bring it into the 21st century plus I explore Deene Park's award-winning gardens with Robert and Charlotte Brudenell.

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Join my on a private tour of the spectacular Deene Park in Northamptonshire, home to Robert and Charlotte Brudenell. Plus, I was invited to spend the night in the most gorgeous of bedrooms! Deene Park is one of England's most spectacular Historic Houses. It has roots from the medieval period and then it evolved over the Tudor and Georgian periods as well.

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This time on American Viscountess, I explore breathtaking Wimborne Minster – historically linked to Deans Court since the Saxon period, she marvels at the interior decoration, visits the historic chained library and takes some time up in the belfry. https://deanscourt.org

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American Viscountess Season 1 is co-produced with Aonia Culture, https://aonia.com - It is made in association with @historic_houses https://historichouses.org The U.K’s largest collection of independently owned historic houses and gardens.

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This time on American Viscountess at Deans Court, I wade into one of the finest fly fishing chalkstreams in Britain, explores below stairs to find the Saxon foundations of the house and helps prepare a homegrown organic feast. https://deanscourt.org

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In this third instalment of American Viscountess at Deans Court, I explore the beautifully decorated interiors – from the splendour of the Georgian period to the colourful brushwork of the 1930s. And just a short walk from the house is a 1930s squash court and garage which have been transformed into a shop and café. This is an historic home which continues to surprise and inspire…https://deanscourt.org

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In this episode, I’m visiting Bucklers Hard on the Beaulieu estate – just a short distance from Palace House, Beulieu Abbey and the National Motor Museum. The first Earl of Sandwich, the branch of the Montagu family which I married into, is known worldwide because he was head of the Admiralty and brought King Charles II back from exile. But it’s now wonderful for me to visit Beaulieu and discover the rich maritime links of another branch of the Montagu family.

I’ll be meeting with the Hon. Mary Montagu-Scott who has a lifelong passion for the maritime history of Beaulieu and is a keen sailor. Mary shows me the replica timber framed shipwrights workshop which she masterminded. And my husband Luke and I will be cheering on our 17 year old son, William as he and Mary set sail on the Beaulieu river.

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In the second instalment of American Viscountess at Deans Court, I harvest organic vegetables in the kitchen garden; encounter Orlando and Pringle – the resident goats who help mow the meadows; and hear how buried treasures were unearthed from the Roman period. https://deanscourt.org

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American Viscountess is co-produced with Aonia Culture, https://aonia.com - It is made in association with @historic_houses https://historichouses.org The U.K’s largest collection of independently owned historic houses and gardens.

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This time on American Viscountess I visit Deans Court - a tranquil country house in the centre of the Dorset market town of Wimborne.Once a medieval monastery, the building we see today was transformed in the Georgian period.The Hanham family have lived here for 500 years since the time of the Tudor Kings and Queens. William and Ali Hanham give me a tour of the beautiful interiors and tell of the extraordinary and sometimes heartbreaking history of previous generations. https://deanscourt.org

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American Viscountess Season 1 is co-produced with Aonia Culture, https://aonia.com - It is made in association with @historic_houses https://historichouses.org The U.K’s largest collection of independently owned historic houses and gardens.

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I have been visiting my great friends the Coryton family at Pentillie Castle in Cornwall. In this final episode from Pentillie, I will be taking a bracing dawn dip in the River Tamar, and getting my workout for the day in the clock tower. Time certainly doesn’t stand still at this 17th Century Castle.

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This time on American Viscountess, I enjoy the delights of Pentillie Castle in Cornwall – I learn how to make a traditional winter warming drink, face my fears foraging in the hedgerows and visit a monument on the estate reborn in memory of the man who built the castle in the seventeenth century.

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