Danson House / Bexley Register Office Review

Well, this is the second visit to Dansen Manor on the last day. Since my first visit, I really wanted to visit this place again. Because the halo it has is amazing. Just like my first experience, yesterday was great. I could find new artworks. Another thing I should appreciate is the hospitality of the staff here. Wow, they performed well and managed well.

The Danson Manor was built in 1765 and was owned by three families before the National Trust took over, the interior is now well restored and they have pictures on display before and after, with a small garden in front of the house, And at the far end is a good playground and small park.

It is the architectural style of the George Dynasty! The reliefs and murals in the manor's restaurant, the exquisite design of the concert hall and library, and the gorgeous spiral staircase are all worth a look, but there is no need to come and see it.

Originally the East India Company director johnboyd his house, it was later restored to restore his george dynasty architectural style, reliefs and murals in the restaurant, and the concert hall is very good.

The Manor was originally the official residence of the East India Company's director, and later was restored and opened to the public as an attraction.