The family home of Sir Winston Churchill, many of the rooms at Chartwell remain unchanged since the time the great politician lived here. Mementoes, paintings and books all help to evoke the career and personal life of this statesman, artist and individual.
Where is Chartwell located?
Chartwell is located just a few minutes south of the town of Westerham and is clearly signposted.
Details on what activities are available at Chartwell?
Along with visiting the house, there is the studio to see, with the walls covered with Churchill's paintings. Studio talks run daily from March to November, at 12.30pm and 2.30pm.
Take a stroll through the gardens or adventure out into the wider estate, where there are several excellent walks with stunning views.
Things to do in the local area?
Nearby Westerham is home to Quebec House, a National Trust property and the childhood home of General James Wolfe.
There are various boutiques around the town and an abundance of eateries for visitors to choose from.
Other Information
Entry to the house at Chartwell is by timed ticket only. Please see the Chartwell website for further details.