A 1960s Christmas at Chastleton
27 November - 15 December: experience a 1960s Christmas in the style of Chastleton's last owners, Barbara and Alan Clutton-Brock.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Enjoy the nostalgia of a 1960s-style country Christmas, reminiscent of the parties hosted by last owners Barbara and Alan Clutton-Brock. The champagne's on ice, cocktails are ready and the dining table is laid out for Christmas dinner...
Explore rooms decorated to represent the Clutton-Brocks' chaotic but cosy style, with paper chains, tinsel, trees and piles of wrapped presents. Head to the Great Chamber to have a go at a classic board game and watch some festive television.
Younger visitors can look out for Christmas mice hidden throughout the house.
Open Wednesdays to Sundays from 27 November to 15 December. House open 11am-3pm (last entry 2.15pm). Normal property admission price applies (free for National Trust members and under-fives).
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children welcome
- Meeting point
Arrive at Chastleton car park and head to the visitors' centre, then make your way to the house through the parkland.
- Accessibility
Chastleton has several flights of historic stairs, however there will be a video of the house available in the Oak Room for those not able to climb the stairs.
Upcoming events
Behind Closed Doors: Textiles Tour
24 September: discover more about the unique textiles collection at Chastleton, from handstitched and woven items dating back to the 17th century to more contemporary items.
Behind Closed Doors: Chastleton Conservation Tour
29 October: spend the afternoon with our conservation team discovering Chastleton’s unique approach to conservation and what goes on behind the scenes to preserve this Cotswold gem.
Evening Christmas Tours at Chastleton
5 and 12 December: a rare chance to see Chastleton after dark, decorated for a perfectly cosy 1960s Christmas.