Cadhay House dates back to 1550 and has been restored by its present owner, the cabinetmaker Rupert Thistlethwayte. The House and gardens are open to the public at ... read more
Caerhays Castle dates back to 1259 and came into the Williams family in 1854, who still inhabits it today. The castle and the 140 acres landscape garden, with the largest ... read more
Calke Abbey is a large Baroque mansion, built between 1701 and 1704. It has been in the hands if the Harpur family for almost 300 years until it was given to the National ... read more
Callendar House, surrounded by a landscape park and since 1963 purchased by the Falkirk Burgh Council, is now an art, history and historic house museum. read more
Cambo House is a 19th century house surrounded by an extensive estate, including a Victorian walled garden, woodland gardens, cottages, a golf course...Cambo House is ... read more
Cannizaro Park was, until 1949, part of the estate of the Duke of Cannizzaro. The grounds are now a public park and the house is a hotel. read more
Canons Ashby was built early 16th century on the remains of a medieval priory by the Dryden family. Since 1981 it is in the hands of the National Trust. The house is ... read more
Capesthorne Hall dates back to 1386 and is the family home of the the Bromley-Davenports. The Hall, with its beautiful collections, and gardens are open to the public ... read more
Carisbrooke Castle has a long history, having been a military fortress, a Royal prison and a Royal residence. Charles I was imprisoned here and two of his children were ... read more
Castle Ashby is the ancestral home of the 7th Marquess of Northampton. The castle is set in the heart of a 4,049 ha (10,000 acres) estate. The gardens, covering 14 ha ... read more
Castle Coole, now property of the National Trust and open to the public, was build in the 1790s for the 1st Earl of Belmore. The estate has been the home of the ... read more
Castle Drogo & Garden was the last castle to be built in England. It was constructed between 1911 and 1930, for Julius Drewe, the founder of Home and Colonial Stores. ... read more
Castle Howard, dating back to 1699, is the family home of the Howard family. Today the House, with its stunning collections, and beautiful formal and landscape gardens, is ... read more
Castle Ward has been the residence of the Ward family since ca. 1570, but was presented to the state, due to death duties, in 1950 by the 6th Viscount Bangor. Today it is ... read more
Charlecote Park has been the home of the Lucy family for 900 years, up to the present day. Today it is managed by the National Trust. The house was built in 1558 by Sir ... read more
Charlton House, a fine example of Tudor style, was built between 1607 - 1612 for Sir Adam Newton, tutor to the eldest son of James I, Henry, Prince of Wales. The walled ... read more
Chartwell was the family home of Churchill, which he and his family loved so much. The house is surrounded by an Arts and Crafts garden, which were designed by Sir ... read more
Chastleton House was built between 1607 and 1612, and stayed in the same family (Jones and Whitmore-Jones) until 1991, when it was acquired by the National Trust ... read more
Chatsworth is the home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. Since 1549, sixteen generations of the Cavendish family have lived here. With its stunning ... read more
Chavenage House, dating back to 1576, is the home of the Lowsley-Williams family. The House can be visited on prior arrangement and is a venue for film & photo ... read more