article_snippet: A luxury stately home where the campaign to abolish Britain's slave trade took shape has gone on the market for £12 million.
article_snippet: Holwood House, in the village of Keston, Kent, was not only once owned by a former prime minister, Holwood House can also boast of hosting Winston Churchill Winston Churchill for regular lunches and having had Margaret Thatcher as a close neighbour.
article_snippet: The sprawling seven-bedroom mansion  is dubbed 'the original Chequers', and has the price tag to match The sprawling seven-bedroom mansion   illustrious history.
article_snippet: Holwood House, a luxury stately home where the campaign to abolish Britain's slave trade took shape, has gone on the market for £12million .
article_snippet: The sprawling seven-bedroom mansion   is dubbed 'the original Chequers', and has the price tag to match its illustrious history its illustrious history .
article_snippet: The home in the village of Keston, Kent, can boast of being owned by a former prime minister, hosting Winston Churchill for regular lunches and having had Margaret Thatcher as a close neighbour .
article_snippet: the historic property used to be owned by Edward Stanley, the 15th Earl of Derby and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs who commuted to Westminster from there.
highlights_snippet: The seven-bedroom Holwood House in Keston, Kent, boasts 40 acres of land as well as views of Canary Wharf .
  