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Castle Howard in North Yorkshire is not a real castle, so why the title? Because the title is a standard for all houses built on the site of a former military castle and the site was the location of Henderskelfe Castle. The current house is by all accounts a very large and grand house, regardless. It is today the private residence of the Howard family as it has been for more than 300 years.

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FACTS OF INTEREST

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Brideshead Revisited And Others

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• The Estate played the backdrop and location for many TV and movie productions
• Both the TV series and the film, Brideshead Revisited were filmed on location here
• Trip Advisor afforded the castle the accolade of Certificate of Excellence in 2014
• Sophia Loren starred in ‘Lady L’ in 1965, which was filmed at the castle. It was also the location of Brideshead in 1981; Brideshead Revisited in 2008; The Buccaneers in 1995; the 2006 release of Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties; and Death Comes to Pemberley in 2013
• Victoria the series was filmed partly here as Kensington Palace
• Arctic Monkeys ‘Four out of Five’ music video was filmed here in 2018
• Great Estates (2000, 2001) is a series of popular documentaries about estates in England
• A Year in the Life of Castle Howard (1996) is a documentary solely about Castle Howard
• Twelfth Night is a 1978 BBC production of Shakespeare’s comedy
• Barry Lyndon (1975)
• The Spy With a Cold Nose (1966)
• The Courtship is a new reality show pitched as a romance novel in reality TV form. The series sees one person courted by sixteen potential suitors from around the world, set against the backdrop of the historic Castle
• Bridgerton, the Netflix series was partly filmed at Castle Howard in 2019 when the house doubled as the Duke of Hasting’s country home, Clyvedon Castle.

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One Family Over the Centuries

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• The Howard family inherited the castle in 1566
• The current house took over 100 years to build through the lifespan of three different Howard Earls and various architects
• The original architectural designs reflected a Baroque style, with two wings on each side of the structure.
• A great deal of the interior of the dome was painted by Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini
• The dome was not originally envisaged and was added after construction started
• The Chapel was originally intended to be a dining room
• A fire that took firefighters 8 hours to extinguish destroyed much of the house on 9th November 1940
• During World War II it was utilized as a girls’ school
• George Howard officially opened the house to the public in 1952 and his son, Simon Howard, now owns and lives in the house with his wife, son, and daughter

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Castle Howard Estate

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• The Castle Howard Estate owns the surrounding villages comprising approximately 170 tenanted residential properties, from large family houses to cottages and flats
• 14 commercial properties belonging to Castle Howard include offices, workshops, livery businesses, shops, and garages
• 36 staff members of Castle Howard live in the village
• The estate once had its very own railway station

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Stay Over

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Castle Estate offer holiday accommodation options including holiday cottages, the Lakeside Holiday Park, or camping and caravanning.

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Events

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The house, estate, grounds, and gardens are available to hire exclusively for corporate, private, and event hospitality.

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The Home can be Your Castle

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As a vital part of the community over centuries, Castle Howard Estate contributes as a norm toward the conservation and restoration of the historic buildings and landscapes. A talented and inclusive team helps to preserve Castle Howard for future generations to enjoy and vacancies for jobs and volunteer opportunities to this end exist for outsiders to become insiders.

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