A grand feast for decadent London: Aynhoe Park's legendary venison

Aynhoe Park, a 17th-century English estate in Northamptonshire, offers a rich history. Originally built for the Cartwright family, it became a retreat for London's aristocrats, who sought refuge from city chaos. Over the centuries, the estate has transformed, most recently into a retail and hospitality destination. Its most famous feature, however, remains the deer park. The park, said to be favored by the Duke of Wellington, is renowned for its venison, purportedly the finest in the country.

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