The Homewood was designed by architect Patrick Gwynne in the 1930s as a home for himself and his family. It fully expresses the style and design ideals of the Modern Movement, while at the same time reflecting may aspects of the country house in the way it was used by the family.

As access to the Homewood is limited, this selection of virtual views has been created to give an impression of the spaces within and around the house. It requires the QuickTime plug-in

National Trust > Homewood: Virtual views

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