Queen Charlotte’s Cottage

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Queen Charlotte’s Cottage is a rustic 18th-century retreat in Kew Gardens that served as a country refuge for Queen Charlotte and the royal family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
royal residence
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle rustic
associatedWith Kew Palace
King George III
builtIn 18th century
country United Kingdom
function historic visitor attraction
hasFeature picturesque garden setting
thatched roof
timber framing
hasNearbyAttraction Kew Palace
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Arboretum
linked to: Kew
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
locatedIn England
Kew Gardens
linked to: Kew

London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
United Kingdom
managedBy Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
linked to: Kew
namedAfter Queen Charlotte
openToPublic seasonally
owner Crown Estate
partOf Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
linked to: Kew
significance example of 18th-century royal rustic retreat
usedAs country refuge
royal retreat
usedBy British royal family
Queen Charlotte

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Kew Palace hasPart Queen Charlotte’s Cottage