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List of English Stately Homes

The following is a list of some of the most popular English country houses, termed stately homes.

  • Althorp
  • Audley End House
  • Attingham Park
  • Badminton House
  • Belton House
  • Blenheim Palace
  • Blickling Hall
  • Bowood House
  • Burghley House
  • Calke Abbey
  • Carlton Towers
  • Castle Howard
  • Chatsworth House
  • Chevening
  • Easton Neston
  • Harewood House
  • Hatfield House
  • Highclere Castle
  • Holkham Hall
  • Houghton Hall
  • Kedleston Hall
  • Knebworth House
  • Knowsley Hall
  • Knole House
  • Longleat House
  • Lyme Park
  • Mentmore Towers
  • Montacute House
  • Petworth House
  • Stowe House
  • Welbeck Abbey
  • Wentworth Woodhouse
  • Wilton House
  • Woburn Abbey

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