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Chastleton House is one of England's finest and most complete Jacobean houses. It is filled with a mixture of rare and everyday objects, furniture and textiles collected since its completion in 1612 by members of one family, in continuous occupation.
The gardens are typically Elizabethan and Jacobean with a ring of fascinating topiary at their heart. This house is being conserved rather than restored by The National Trust.
Private views each Wednesday and themed events on last Saturday of each month during open season.
Admission by timed ticket, which can be reserved by contacting the property.
Free Parking 270 yards. Return walk to car-park includes a short but steep hill.
General Information:
The gardens are typically Elizabethan and Jacobean with a ring of fascinating topiary at their heart. This house is being conserved rather than restored by The National Trust.
Private views each Wednesday and themed events on last Saturday of each month during open season.
Admission by timed ticket, which can be reserved by contacting the property.
Free Parking 270 yards. Return walk to car-park includes a short but steep hill.
General Information:
- Out of hours guided tours, please telephone
- Disabled visitors: designated parking, adapted WC, 1 manual wheelchair
- Ground floor only accessible (with assistance) for wheelchairs
- Braille guide
- Picnic area in car park
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Directions |
Approach only from A436 between A44 (W of Chipping Norton) and Stow.
Train Station: Moreton-in-Marsh 4ml. |
Chastleton House Postcode for SatNav: GL56 0SU
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