Trent Park House of Secrets

Historical Landmark in Enfield

A Georgian country house in north London that served as a bugged prisoner of war camp for German generals during WWII, with conversations recorded and fed to Bletchley Park. The ground floor state rooms have been restored with original Sassoon-era furnishings including Sargent portraits, Flemish tapestries and Chinese lacquer cabinets. For anyone drawn to espionage history and the layered lives of English country houses.

Type

Historical Landmark

Area

Enfield

Open Trent Park House of Secrets on the Guide by Vana

A free, independent guide to London. Nothing here is a paid placement.