Chartwell House

 

Chartwell House, Gardens and Talk

 

Wednesday 10th June 2026

 

Adult £53pp

*National Trust Member £28pp

*will require proof of membership on day of visit

 

Fast Track

Leighton Buzzard West Street

Tring Brook Street

Hemel Hempstead Gadebridge Park

 

 

Winston and Clementine Churchill bought Chartwell in 1922, it would be their family home for the next forty years.

Here Churchill was a politician and statesman but also a husband, father, writer, painter and garden planner.

Chartwell’s hillside gardens reflect his love of landscape and nature, they include the lakes he created & the kitchen garden.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Requests for particular seats on the coach can be made when booking and we will do our best to accommodate these requests, but allocations are made on a first come first served basis, dependent upon customer mobility. We reserve the right to change your seat and allocate you a different one for operational reasons. On single bookings, we reserve the right to alter your seating to maximize the seating available. We accept no liability in the event of any such change.

Accessability

 

he estate offers toilet facilities with adaptations for disabled people, which can be found near to the Visitor Centre, in the Landemare Café, and near to the House Croquet Lawn.

The Visitor Centre and second-hand bookshop have step-free level access into and throughout.

Other points of interest are accessed via ramps/slopes or steps.

Routes around the property have ramps/slopes, there is a part-time accessible shuttle which can take visitors to and from the house.

A manual wheelchair can also be borrowed from the Visitor Centre

 

Fast Track

Leighton Buzzard West Street,Tring Brook Street,Hemel Hempstead Gadebridge Park.

 

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