Wimpole Hall, Cambridge photographs

Wimpole Hall built in 1643, now owned by the National Trust. Located 8 miles south of Cambridge on the A603, it was once the home of Rudyard Kiplings's daughter.

The house is an impressive 17th century mansion set in extensive parks and gardens.

Over the years some of the most renowned names in English architecture have contributed to Wimpole, from James Gibbs to Henry Flitcroft and Sir John Soane.