The 5 Best Stately Homes in Derbyshire
Find the best stately homes that Derbyshire has to offer with our handy guide.
Derbyshire has plenty of stately homes but where are the best? We’ve compiled a quick list to help you out.
Hardwick Hall
Hardwick Hall is open every day for countryside walks with picturesque views, woodland family play trails, locally sourced gifts in the shop and delicious seasonal menus in the restaurant.
Kedleston Hall
A fantastic example of the work of Scottish architect Robert Adam, Kedleston Hall was designed for lavish entertaining and displaying an extensive collection of paintings and sculptures. Take a trip back to the 1760s at this spectacular Neo-classical mansion framed by historic parkland.
Chatsworth House
Chatsworth House is a popular stately home situated in North Derbyshire built in 1560. Situated in the picturesque Derbyshire Dales, the house is a popular destination if visiting the county.
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Sudbury Hall
Explore the historic country home of the Vernon family and get to know some of the amazing characters who have moulded Sudbury over the centuries. Explore Sudbury’s past, present and future; discover how the Hall was created, what changes happened to make it look the way it does today and what you think Sudbury might be like in the future.
Calke Abbey
Take a walk around the beautiful grounds or discover the house itself. The gates are open from dawn till dusk, so there’s plenty of time to explore the wider estate during your visit. Pick up a park map to find a range of walking routes, or download our best seasonal walks from the website.
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