Clandon Park
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Palladian mansion with grand marble hall, porcelain collection and unique Maori meeting house
Clandon Park is one of the country’s most complete examples of a Palladian mansion, built by a Venetian architect for the Onslow family in the 1720s. The magnificent interiors are faithful to the period, featuring original plaster ceilings, the most impressive of which is in the breathtaking Marble Hall. Since then the estate has been passed down through generations of Onslows.
Today the house at Clandon Park contains a superb collection of 18th-century furniture, porcelain and textiles, much of which was acquired by the remarkable connoisseur Mrs Gubbay.
While the wider parkland is still in the hands of the Onslow family, the mansion and seven acres of gardens were given to us in 1956. The gardens are home to a small parterre, the walled Dutch Garden and Hinemihi, a Maori meeting house brought back from New Zealand in 1892.
What's on this spring
There's loads going on at Clandon this spring so why not bring the family and get involved.
Head to our events page for all the latest on concerts, exhibitions, Easter activities, pony rides and more.
Summer theatre
Artifice is a professional theatre company performing classic plays in stunning period locations.
This summer we’re thrilled that they’ll be performing works by Oscar Wilde and Arthur Murphy here for the first time.
Weddings
Clandon Park is a spectacular weddings and events venue. Say your vows in the splendour of a grand Palladian mansion set in beautiful countryside.
Our Marble Hall and formal gardens provide a perfect backdrop for your day.
50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾
There's an outdoor adventure around the next tree, hedge or pond at Clandon. Our list of 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾ will set you on your way. Build a den in our adventure area or fly a kite on the lawn. Just ask the team at reception for more help and pointers when you arrive.
Keep in touch
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