Hillingdon Court

Hillingdon Court is a historic Grade II listed mansion located in the London Borough of Hillingdon, originally built in 1858 for the Mills family. Designed by architect Philip Charles Hardwick, the mansion features stunning white brick and stone architecture. It has served various purposes over the years, including a nursing home and a convent school, before becoming part of ACS Hillingdon International School in 1978. The estate's grounds were transformed into public parkland in 1928, offering visitors a blend of history and nature. Notable for its original features, including a restored drawing room and dining room, Hillingdon Court is a fascinating site for tourists and researchers interested in Victorian architecture and local history.