Claydon House
About
Claydon House is a magnificent 18th‑century country house set in the heart of Buckinghamshire’s picturesque countryside. The house, built by the wealthy Verney family, showcases rococo interiors, spectacular state rooms, and an expansive garden that opens onto the serene River Wylye. Today it is safeguarded by the National Trust and is a popular destination for history lovers, families and heritage enthusiasts alike. Its grounds include the idyllic South Lawn, the charming West Terrace, and a dedicated exhibit celebrating Florence Nightingale, who once stayed at the house. Whether you are strolling through the formal gardens, exploring the opulent rooms, or watching a guided tour, Claydon House offers a vivid glimpse into England’s past and the leisure lifestyle of its aristocratic inhabitants.
Highlights
- Grand 18th-Century Country House
- Picturesque South Lawn Garden
- Florence Nightingale Exhibit
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Best time to visit
Late spring and early summer, when gardens bloom and the weather is gentle
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At a glance
- Typical visit: about 2 hours
Tickets & pricing
Adult with Gift Aid
£12.10
Adult
£11.00
Child 5-17 with Gift Aid
£6.10
Child 5-17
£5.50
Family (2 Adults & up to 3 Children)
£30.30
Adult (up to 4 Children)
£18.20