Photo: Grittleton House by Snowmanradio, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Grittleton House is a Grade II* listed historic house in England, and a member of Historic Houses. Read about its history and architecture, plus how to visit and what's nearby.
About Grittleton House
Grittleton House is a Grade II* listed manor house in Wiltshire on the edge of the Cotswolds.
The estate now operates as a private wedding and events venue, with accommodation on site for guests.
The house sits close to the M4 corridor, within easy reach of Bath and Bristol.
History of Grittleton House
A girls' school occupied the house from 1948. When Joanna Shipp acquired the property in 1967, it became Grittleton House School, operating until 2016. The house is traditionally associated with Joseph Neeld, a wealthy 19th-century landowner and MP. It has since passed into private hands as a wedding and events venue.
Architecture of Grittleton House
The house is Grade II* listed and was built primarily between 1832 and 1856, spanning the Georgian-to-Victorian transition period. It retains original features including a grand double staircase.
Plan your visit to Grittleton House
Nearest station: Chippenham Rail Station (5.4 miles)
Places to visit near Grittleton House
St Arild's Church, Oldbury-on-the-Hill
View St Arild's Church, Oldbury-on-the-Hill on heritage mapFox Talbot Museum
View Fox Talbot Museum on heritage mapHistoric places nearby
Within 10 miles of Grittleton House there are 13 historic properties, including 5 historic houses, 4 historic buildings and 3 churchs, across Historic Houses, National Trust and Churches Conservation Trust sites.
Within 20 miles of Grittleton House there are 64 historic properties, including 24 historic buildings, 17 historic houses and 8 archaeological sites, across English Heritage, Historic Houses and National Trust sites.
