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The 400-year-old floors perfectly preserved in the house that inspired Charles Dickens to create Miss Havisham's mansion

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Most country houses demand you look up and around at what you see. At Restoration House in Rochester, you'll miss out if you don't also look down.
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The 400-year-old floors perfectly preserved in the house that inspired Charles Dickens to create Miss Havisham's mansion

Most country houses demand you look up and around at what you see. At Restoration House in Rochester, you'll miss out if you don't also look down.

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Country Life broke the news in on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
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