Heritage Open Days: Imogen Holst’s House
A special opening of the home of composer, conductor, and educator Imogen Holst. Open for timed entry to explore her one-bed bungalow which offers a unique glimpse into her life and work.
Visit this jewel-box one-bed bungalow and experience a fascinating capsule of mid-century aesthetic. The property, designed and built by HT “Jim” Cadbury-Brown, recently received a Grade II listing on the recommendation of Historic England.
Admission is free, and booking is highly recommended. Please be aware that parking is not available on site.
Why not combine your visit to Imogen Holst’s house with an exploration of The Red House, the Aldeburgh home that Britten and Pears built their lives in?
Read more about Imogen Holst.
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Images: 12 Church Walk, former home of Imogen Holst
Parking is not available at the property or on Church Walk. The nearest car park is at Aldeburgh Church and is a short walk (approx. 5mins) to the house. Please note that there are no toilets or refreshments available. The house is on one level and there is a step into the entrance of the house. The rooms and corridors are small and narrow and may be too small for a wheelchair.
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