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At his country estate in Chartwell, Churchill gathered the voices who were beginning to warn the world about the rise of Hitler and the coming conflagration.

Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s former London home has the market for roughly $24.8 million. The iconic wartime leader’s pad is located in posh Kensington, near landmarks including the ...

Another 100 or so Churchill paintings are held today at Chartwell, the 80-acre estate in Kent in southeastern England that Churchill bought in 1922 and lived at until shortly before he died in 1965.

Chartwell was also, at times, a burden—its repairs and staff devoured Churchill’s income as fast as his epic writing projects and fecund journalism could replenish it—but the estate grounded ...

Chartwell will add to Aldwark Manor Estate’s existing dining and bar offerings of two other restaurants, Elements and Bunkers, and the Squadron Bar.

Churchill’s secret weapon in the fight to save civilisation Chartwell was more than a retreat; there, the man who became Britain’s wartime PM gleaned insights into events in Germany.

At his Chartwell country estate years ago, Winston Churchill was deploring a picture that Art Patron Eddie Marsh had persuaded Mrs. Churchill to buy. Said Painter Walter Sickert, who was ...

Winston Spencer Churchill’s full range of achievements are highlighted at his intimate family home of the National Trust owned Chartwell, an 82-acre estate in Kent with stunning views of the ...