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Kingswood House, also known as ‘Bovril Castle’ because it was once owned by the inventor of the meat extract paste, has been renovated for its new purpose as a community arts centre.
The historic building in South Dulwich has previously served as a war hospital, a bomb shelter, and a library for locals.
Jack Hartshorn, from its new operator Kingswood Arts, described one room as a “wreck” before its transformation.
Historic castle reopens as community arts centre. Video, 00:01:25Historic castle reopens as community arts centre