Chavenage House in Tetbury, South West - Historic Houses

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Chavenage House

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Chavenage

Tetbury, South West, GL8 8XP

51.66° N 2.19° W

16th century, grey Cotswold stone manor house with many Civil War associations including the tapestry-lined rooms stayed in by Cromwell and his second-in-command, General Ireton, in 1648. The house was added to at the turn of the last century and features the Edwardian Ballroom.Features: In the ‘vista’ garden is the family chapel.

More Information

For more information on this and other HHA properties see Chavenage House on the HHA website.

Visitor Information

Lived in Elizabethan manor house, guided tours by owner or his family. Chavenage has been used as a location for numbers of TV productions - Civil war connections resulting in the legend of Chavenage (The Headless Coachman). Will open throughout the year at any time for pre-arranged groups.