Trent (Image: -)Houses, just like people, can lead double lives. But there can be very few houses whose lives are so dramatically different from each other. Trent Park House in Enfield, North London, was, up until the eve of The Second World War, the country home of Sir Philip Sassoon. Born December 1888 the product of the wealthy and powerful Sassoon and Rothschild families, Philip was a socialite with a reputation as “the greatest host in Britain”. After inheriting the 1890s-built Trent Park House from his father, Sir Edward Sassoon, in 1912, Philip extensively refurbished the house and 250-acre former...
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