Chaddleworth House carries centuries of English heritage into a new chapter

Set within 31 acres of Berkshire parkland, Chaddleworth House carries a story stretching back centuries. The Grade II-listed Regency residence was built between 1809 and 1811, yet the estate’s lineage reaches to the Norman Conquest. For decades, it was home to Guinness heiress Lady Eliza Mays-Smith, a lifelong racehorse owner closely connected to Lambourn’s celebrated gallops. Now offered for £7 million after some 60 years in the same family, Chaddleworth brings architecture, equestrian culture and English heritage into one quietly remarkable estate.