The Jacobean home of Rudyard Kipling where he wrote ‘Kim’ remains much as he and his family would have remembered it. It was love at first sight for Kipling when he saw it, with its mullioned windows and oak beams.  Visitors can enjoy its delightful gardens on the River Dudwell and its working watermill.

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