Chatsworth House Reviews

Chatsworth house. Chatsworth house is situated in the Peak District in Derbyshire in beautiful countryside. It is the seat of the Duke of Devonshire. It stands on the banks of the Derwent River surrounded by 11 miles of parkland. The gardens alone cover 12 acres. Building of the house began in the 1500's after the ...  Read the complete review

I am afraid that as objective as I shall try to make this review, I am absolutely infactuated with the Chatsworth estate. This is due to my life and Chatsworth interlinking throughout the years through different events/happenings. First of all, the Chatsworth estate is not far from where I live, probably about 20 minutes in the car which has ...  Read the complete review

Summary: Chatsworth House is a well-maintained stately home set in fantastic grounds comprising gardens, fields, wooded areas, vantage points and a farm centre. Features: The main house is a fantastically well kept and brilliantly maintained example of a fine English stately home. Staffed by guides and helpers, there is an abundance of ...  Read the complete review

Chatsworth House in Derbyshire is one of the most popular stately homes in the country, and I think deservedly so. Aside from the majestic building and exceptionally well kept grounds, the farm shops and children's play areas including a farm yard, there is a strong sense of openness and welcoming for all guests as the Duke of Devonshire, ...  Read the complete review

Having grown up nearby Chatsworth House I have visited many times. I have always enjoyed it my visits and never been disappointed. When visiting Chatsworth there is so much to see. The house itself is amazingly decorated and it takes a couple of hours to walk round and see everything properly. Everytime I visit I find ...  Read the complete review

Chatsworth is a great day out, it has extensive gardens to look round and experience, an ornately decorated house to tour and a restaurant which serves great food. As I live and grew up vaguely near Chatsworth I have visited it quite often. There is a farmyard and adventure playground to take the children to, which is where I went when ...  Read the complete review

In my previous review about Haddon Hall I mentioned about how lucky I am to live near so many historic houses and castles. One of the most impressive, and possibly well known, of the ones not too far away form my house is Chatsworth House. ~~~WHERE IS CHATSWORTH? Chatsworth House is in North Derbyshire, not too far from ...  Read the complete review

Chatsworth House was built for Derbyshire in this beautiful part of England's Peak District. Over 400 years of history has proved it's chosen position serves its family, its environs and the 650,000 annual visitors to perfection. Dominant in its stunningly rural valley, Chatsworth House is so palacial but has all the history and ...  Read the complete review

??????????????.. Chatsworth House, Baslow near Bakewell ? was the home until the recent death of the late 11th Duke, and his wife the Duchess (now the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire, Deborah, nee Mitford (who celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary in 2001). Chatsworth House built by Bess, Countess of ...  Read the complete review

There aren't many that can fail to be impressed by their first view of Chatsworth House. Driving over that little one way bridge, over the cattle grid and into the beautiful grounds of Chatsworth affords some fantastic views of the surrounding countryside, with its magnificent forests high on the hills and the gentle babbling of the shallow ...  Read the complete review

It’s called Chatsworth House – but it’s a lot more than just a House. At Chatsworth, there’s extensive gardens, a farmyard, Adventure playground, parklands, sculpture – plenty for a good family day out in fact. The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire live there, and the Duke’s family has been there for 450 ...  Read the complete review

Chatsworth House the Home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, set in many acres of parkland near Bakewell in Derbyshire. I first visited Chatsworth about 10 years ago and found the house and gardens to be outstanding. Now with two children aged 10 and 5 , I was a little unsure about a return visit, but with some new attractions and good ...  Read the complete review

We recently spent a long weekend in Derbyshire – our original reason was to go to Alton Towers and basically just ‘get away from it all’ for a few days. Before we went on our trip I researched other things to see and do in the area (I can only handle roller coasters for so long – even the carousels terrify me. ...  Read the complete review