Virginia Woolf wandered its corridors, discussing philosophy with her sister Vanessa Bell. John Maynard Keynes wrote The Economic Consequences of the Peace in an upstairs bedroom. Duncan Grant – who lived here until his death in 1978 – painted directly on the walls. All of them were having affairs with each other.
The retreat for the Bloomsbury group, Charleston House- every inch covered in colourful paintings and sketches done by it’s inhabitants.