- Keats House Hampstead was the home of John Keats from December 1818 until he left for Rome in August 1820.
- Keats moved into the house with his friend Charles Brown in December 1818, and it was here that he wrote many of his famous poems...
- This lovely Regency building, near the Heath, on Keats Grove, is a significant location in English literary history as the place where the Romantic poet, John Keats...
- He was also friends with Charles Wentworth Dilke and Charles Brown, who lived in Wentworth House, a semidetached villa now known as Keats House.
- It was Charles Brown who occupied part of the house and rented out a parlour and bedroom to Keats from December 1818 to September 1820.
- In Keats House, located in Hampstead, North London, you find a place where another talented individual – John Keats, arguably one of the greatest poets in the...
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- The house today is a delightful place and makes for an evocative visit, with several rooms restored to more or less their appearance from Keats’s time...
- The interior of Keats House was sensitively restored and reopened in 2009, and again in 2014 following an Arts Council England grant...
- This Grade I listed white stucco house in Keats Grove, Hampstead, was built in 1815, one of a pair of semi-detached houses called Wentworth Place.
- Keats moved into Brown’s half of the house immediately after the death of his brother Tom in December 1818, and lived there, on and off...
- Keats House in Hampstead was the home of the poet John Keats from 1818 to 1820, and is the setting which inspired some of his most memorable poetry...
- The Keats House in London has a great claim to fame – under the plum tree in its garden, Keats composed the beautiful Ode to a Nightingale.
