Temple Lodge — a Georgian Listed Building in the middle of Hammersmith — was once the home of the artist Sir Frank Brangwyn. Whilst his studio has been converted into a chapel with a vegetarian restaurant on its former mezzanine floor, the house itself is given over to accommodating bed and breakfast visitors. They come from four corners of the world to enjoy the quietness and tranquillity of the house. Many have described it as a really peaceful haven, despite being a stone's throw from the centre of Hammersmith and its busy traffic interchange. The absence of a television in the house and rooms adds to this atmosphere. There is a quiet secluded garden. Most rooms look out over this large and sheltered garden. Two rooms look out over the front courtyard and garden. More