Category:Cliveden
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English: Cliveden is a mansion in Buckinghamshire, England (not to be confused with Cliveden, Pennsylvania) overlooking the River Thames owned by the National Trust and operated as a hotel by von Essen hotels. The present house was built in 1851 by the architect Charles Barry for George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, 3rd Duke of Sutherland.
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Categories: Gardens in Buckinghamshire | Historic houses in Buckinghamshire | 19th century houses in Buckinghamshire | Grade I listed buildings in Buckinghamshire | Grade I listed houses | 1850s houses in the United Kingdom | Houses of famous people in the United Kingdom | National Trust properties in Buckinghamshire | Thomas Archer | Charles Barry | Built in England in 1851 | Houses built in 1851
