ko-fi.com/adamexploresbritain  Feel free to use the highlighted links here to buy me a coffee or make a contribution to my petrol money by leaving a small tip if you’ve really enjoyed what I’ve produced here. I love doing what I do here in any spare time but I’m just a retail worker at the end of the day so every penny helps when it comes to these extra activities that I get to research and experience once in a while. It means a lot. Any tip at all is welcome and I will always do my best to give a shout-out at the next opportunity. Thanks a load, Adam    ko-fi.com/adamexploresbritain

This tour was filled with many interesting and beautiful things. I like how you show the entrance drive up to the property and detail the grounds for context. Amazing marble columns and intricate plasterwork. So many paintings. Like the Hermitage beside the enormous tree. And all for the delight of visitors. I used to watch a show on NHK Japanese TV about the life of Venetia Stanley Smith living a simple yet rich rural life, her garden and the traditions of Japan.  I believe she was a member of the Curzon family and sadly passed away this year. Thank you for another interesting tour of someplace I'd like to see but will probably not ever make it there in person.

Thanks for the tour

Hello Adam: Thank you for this beautiful tour of one of the most wonderful great houses of the UK. I also would like to thank you for mentioning the great craftsman responsible for the beautiful stucco work throughout the house: Joseph Rose. In fact, there were two Joseph Rose (father and son) and they were responsible for some of the finest stucco work in Great Britain between 1750 and 1800.

The large painting in the state bedroom (31.33) shows Sir Nathaniel Curzon, 4th baronet Curzon (1676-1758) and his wife; on her lap is Nathaniel Curzon Jr (1726-1804), the future 1st baron Scarsdale and the builder of Kedleston Hall.

Regards

Claudio

Thank you for the beautiful tour.❤😊

22  YEARS  AGO...😀
BEEN  THERE, DONE  THAT  . THANK  YOU  FOR
REMINDING  US  .
DEAR  ADAM  YOU  ARE
WONDERFUL  GUIDE 🍀🍀
YOU  ARE  DOING  A  GREAT  JOB  EACH  AND  EVERY  TIME .
🥰🥰🥰

WOW! Thanks for this one Adam! It’s gorgeous. Words can’t explain how happy I am to see it. It amazes me that it’s still there.😀 The one thing that I loved seeing was the tree beside the hermitage! Of course I love trees❣️, can you just imagine how old it was? I know I’ll never get there in person, so thanks for taking us there Adam. 🌹🇺🇸

The grand approach is part of the experience definitely. Such amazing grandeur.

My family enjoys your tours very much!  Your narration  including the history is pleasing to listen to. I just watched the video where “Remains of the Day” was filmed for the front of the house. I would never have known what front landscaping, water cascade and behind the house how large the back is. Please continue to show the drives coming to the properties.  It gives a larger perspective which other tours do not include. I enjoy the English countryside with its one lane roads, hedgerows and large views over hill and dale!  We have a very different look here in N. California where there’s freeways, 4 lane roads, houses and businesses everywhere! There are signals every mile and not as green as England!  Thanks so much!

This was lovely, as usual. I am needing to catch up on your videos. You have such a lovely voice to listen to during the tours! lol.

Thanks for all of your work I've gone through most of your videos and find them very interesting and relaxing! Keep up the good work. I would love a video of Somerleyton and Holkam at some point :)

Thank You Adam. That was a wonderful tour. the interior with so many columns in so many rooms was beautiful. I really loved the Salon and Library. I loved the tour of the Gardens and boat house. the 3 miles walk around the gardens was so pretty. You had a great day to be out.  Blessings and i look forward to Your next Video. Til then i will watch videos You posted in the past as I am a newbie to subscribe and need to caught up <3

what a great exploration of kedleston hall by you adam another very interesting walk about i believe this was the backdrop and inside shots was made here for the film 'women in love'  with local actor alan bates

wow, such an enormous stately house! LOVE the plasterwork 😍Thank you so much for this wonderful tour. 😊

The house and grounds loo immaculate,  thank you for sharing .

Great content. Liked, subscribed, commented and binge watched.

Stunning…thank you

Really lovely and interesting!

One of my favourite places, would be lovely to see the orangery restored and used as a tearoom

😮wow🎉