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Photo Gallery of The Kilns in Oxford

Explore the preserved rooms and quiet atmosphere of C. S. Lewis’s former Oxford home.

Get a visual preview of The Kilns, the historic Oxford residence where C. S. Lewis lived and wrote. This photo gallery offers a glimpse into the preserved interiors and peaceful grounds of the current study centre. Since visits are limited to small, advance-booked guided tours, these images help you experience the atmosphere of this literary landmark beforehand.

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Photos of The Kilns
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Browse images of C. S. Lewis's former home to preview the rooms and atmosphere of this Oxford study centre before booking your tour.
A red-brick cottage with a terracotta-tiled roof, white dormer windows, and brick chimneys, surrounded by tall green hedges and a colorful flower garden
Exterior view of a red-brick house with a tiled roof, white dormer windows, and chimneys, surrounded by a lush garden with trimmed hedges and flowering plants
Exterior view of The Kilns cottage with red-tiled roof, brick and white-timber walls, and a colorful flower garden in the foreground.
Interior of a study room with built-in bookshelves filled with books, two armchairs, a brick fireplace, and a large red patterned rug.
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