Wren House

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A palace within a palace. Wren House sits in the grounds of the famous Kensington Palace in London, which means it's a special residence inside an even bigger royal home. It's named after Sir Christopher Wren, the brilliant architect who designed many important buildings in London.

Home of Prince Edward. Since 1978, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, has lived in Wren House. He is a cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, which makes him part of the British royal family.

Royal London landmark. Kensington Palace and its grounds, including Wren House, are located in west London and are an important part of British royal history. The palace has been home to royal family members for hundreds of years.