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© Jonathan Primmer
Chartwell, the family home of Sir Winston Churchill
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© Derek Crou
The statue, by Oscar Nemon, of Sir Winston and his wife Clementine
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© Jonathan Primmer
The house is set out much as it would have looked in the 1920's and 30’s
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© Rich Cobbold
Veteran discusses tactics with a re-enactor at the wartime weekend
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Over 130 paintings by Churchill are on display in the Studio
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© Emily Merret
Our family food plot provides plenty of family fun during the summer holidays
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© Nicole Day
The opportunity to see inside the home of one of Britain's greatest leaders
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© Jonathan Primmer
Keep and eye out for Jock, Chartwell's resident cat, prowling around the garden
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© Rich Cobbold
Lady Churchill's rose garden is a summer treat for visitors
Notice: Before you visit please be aware that the house at Chartwell is now closed until the 10 March 2012. However the gardens, restaurant and shop remain open through the winter and our new Churchill exhibition will open on the 11 January. For more information call 01732 868381.
Family home and garden of Sir Winston Churchill
Before you visit please be aware that the house is now closed until the 10th March 2012. However the gardens, restaurant and shop remain open through the winter and our new Churchill exhibition will open on the 11th January. Please check opening days and times for more information.
Chartwell was the much-loved Churchill family home and the place from which Sir Winston drew inspiration from 1924 until the end of his life.
The rooms remain much as they were when he lived here, with pictures, books and personal mementoes evoking the career and wide-ranging interests of a great statesman, writer, painter and family man.
The hillside gardens reflect Churchill's love of the landscape and nature. They include the lakes he created, Lady Churchill's Rose Garden, the kitchen garden, and the Marycot, a playhouse created especially for the youngest Churchill daughter.
Note: Timed tickets operate in the house to ensure maximum enjoyment for visitors.
Don't miss
- Knowledgeable room stewards introducing you to Sir Winston's family home
- Wander through the beautiful, tranquil garden
- Discover Sir Winston's paintings in his fascinating studio
- Picnic by the lake and look for the black swans
- Enjoy family trails and play in the Marycot
- Visit our working kitchen garden - with bees and chickens too!
