Cambridge Cottage

Cambridge Cottage is the former royal residence of the Duke of Cambridge and was added to Kew Gardens in 1904.

This elegant listed building is set within it’s own private gardens, and now houses a permanent exhibition of botanical art by historical and contemporary artists.

The ground floor of Cambridge Cottage, consisting of three adjoining rooms, can be used in a variety of ways to accommodate an array of different events from weddings to private parties; and conferences to away days.

All three rooms open out into a private garden which may be used for drinks and canapé receptions and BBQ events in summer.