While the house, garden, farmyard, shops and restaurants are closed until further notice, the estate farm shop in Pilsley is open with measures to enable social distancing.
We are also creating arts engagement and outdoor education resources for the whole family to use while working and learning from home.
LEARNING AT HOME Estate farm shopCurrently at Chatsworth
Events, experiences and gift ideas
Fresh food delivery service
Stock your fridge, freezer and store cupboard with estate farm shop produce with a free collection service and free delivery. Plus, new delivery locations added including Buxton, Dore, Totley and Chesterfield.
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Like us, many of you are currently working from home and learning at home with your children. To help support you, we’ve created a number of arts engagement and outdoor learning resources for you to use.
Read MoreGift ideas
Give Chatsworth as a gift. From a day out with family and a luxurious afternoon tea experience to delectable hampers and homeware inspired by the collection, treat yourself or a loved one in Chatsworth-style.
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A selection of estate farm shop favourites and gifts inspired by the collections.
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We are open with normal open hours and increased measures for safety and to enable social distancing.
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Chatsworth in the community
In these unprecedented and challenging times, it's wonderful to see so many communities and individuals pulling together to support each other.
As part of Our Commitment to Our Shared Future we have been looking at how we can work with communities, and also help in the fight against the coronavirus.
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Learning at home
Like us, many of you are currently working from home and learning at home with your children.
We’ve created a number of arts engagement and outdoor learning resources for you to use. We hope these support you spending time doing things together as a family.
Learning resourcesWhat’s new?
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Today marks 500 years since the death of Italian artist, Raphael (1483-1520). This drawing by Raphael portrays a woman trying unsuccessfully to encourage a child to read – a scene now recognisable to many as we work and learn from home 📗 Learn more: https://t.co/W89fJNJa2v https://t.co/yVlo9sTi9L
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In the Chatsworth Garden: The run up to season opening
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This evening we're showing our appreciation to our brilliant key workers by lighting the house up in blue. Thank you to everybody working hard to keep us all safe during this unprecedented time 👏💙 #clapforourcarers https://t.co/DxpgUnzDCt
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Bower of Bliss: The next chapter
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#Archive30 Day 2 #FavouriteItem: hard to pick *one* favourite from the vast archive @ChatsworthHouse, but this image from our photo archive is up there. it depicts schoolgirls from Penrhôs College, a girls' school evacuated to Chatsworth in WWII, skating on the frozen Canal Pond https://t.co/kwd3QIisId
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Chatsworth’s Arcadia takes Natural Course for a monumental sculptural centrepiece
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#Archive30 Day 2 #FavouriteItem I present the 6th Duke of Devonshire’s joke book, held @chatsworthhouse. The Duke loved collecting witticisms, carefully recording them for use at opportune moments. Decipher these if you can: some of them stand the test of time! [Thread...] https://t.co/tB9gTbz8LR
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Nineteenth-century visitors to Chatsworth
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#Archive30 Day 1 #YourArchive: Our main archive store is the former Servants' Hall @ChatsworthHouse. Like those servants, the archive is largely unseen by our visitors yet is crucial to making their visit enjoyable! It informs everything we know about the house and its history. https://t.co/Dyi1TRUl6P
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