King Henry VIII’s Manor House

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King Henry VIII’s Manor House, Cheyne Walk (Memorial Plaque), Chelsea 

The manor house was demolished in 1753, after the death of Sir Hans Sloane (last occupant) nevertheless its garden apparently contains mulberry trees thought to have been planted by Queen Elizabeth I. Memorial plaque reads “King Henry VIII 1491-1547.  Close to this site stood the King’s Manor House.”

Nearest underground station is Sloane Square (15-minute walk - via Royal Hospital Road).