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Knole

House in Kent, England, situated 1.5 km/1 mi from Sevenoaks. One of the largest private houses in England, it was begun by Thomas Bourchier (c. 1404–1486), archbishop of Canterbury, in 1456, but greatly extended around 1603 by Thomas Sackville, to whom it was granted by Queen Elizabeth I. It was given in 1946 by the 4th Lord Sackville to the National Trust.

The state rooms contain a large number of historic pictures, rare furniture (including the Knole settee), rugs, and tapestries.



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His latest squeeze is Observer columnist Catherine Bennett, the former wife of Lord Sackville, whose 17th century ancestral home, Knole in Kent, allegedly has 365 rooms.
Nicolson was an active homosexual and married to the predatory lesbian writer Vita Sackville-West, daughter of Lord Sackville, who owned the spectacular house at Knole that everyone who was anyone visited.
A Knole Sofa is not just a piece of furniture; it is a classy work of art From their history, fabric, style and construction, you can see they have an excellent pedigree and are a significant mark of quality in the world of furniture
 
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