Dorneywood House, located just outside London, is a lesser-known estate used by government ministers, offering limited public access compared to its counterparts like Chequers and Chevening House. While the gardens are open during summer, actual tours of the house occur only for two weeks a year, selling out quickly. Visitors can enjoy a cozy tour of the richly decorated ground floor and relax with tea and cakes in the garden. Accessibility includes parking nearby and proximity to Burnham station on the Elizabeth line.
Dorneywood House is unique among government ministerial estates, offering public access to its interior for just two weeks each year, in contrast to Chequers and Chevening.
The rich decor of Dorneywood House combined with its cozy atmosphere gives it the charm of an oversized cottage rather than that of a stately home.
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