Ham House at Richmond (London): Visit this famous house seen in a lot of big films & TV shows!

Ham House in Richmond, on the outskirts of London, is a beautiful historic house packed with a vast number of treasures and set in lovely gardens by the River Thames.
Ham House is famous for being a RARE example of a great Stuart era House.
Built in 1610, the ancient property is now looked after by the National Trust, and open to members of the public. There are regular guided talks around the house, or you can walk around at your own pace.
There are near by car parks, including a free council car park, and an on-site shop, cafe and clean toilets.
You can easily get to Ham House from Central London by public transport, since it's in the Transport for London travel zone 4. From Richmond station (London) the 65 bus service serves Petersham Road and the 371 bus service serves Sandy Lane.
Not surprisingly, Ham House has been used as a location for many films and TV shows, including:
Antiques Roadshow (2021)
The Great (2020)
Rebecca (2020)
Belgravia (2020)
Taskmaster (2020)
Downtown Abbey (2019)
The Last Vermeer (2019)
Bodyguard (2018)
Victoria & Abdul (2017) - Garden Party
Taboo (2017)
A Little Chaos (2014) - André's Home
Disney's John Carter (2012) - Carter's Mansion
Anna Karenina (2012) - Vronsky’s grand apartment
Never Let Me Go (2010) - Hailsham House
The Young Victoria (2009) - Kensington Palace
BBC’s Sense & Sensibility (2008)
Spice World (1997)
Steptoe and Son (1964)
Left Right and Centre (1959)