Stuart Period

3-sided quadrangular structure comprising orginally:- NORTH QUARTER:- Mid 15th century: contained great hall, evidently similar in plan form to hall at Stirling. Renovated from 1502, burnt 1654; only foundations remain.

A rare and well-preserved example of a Jacobean country house, Chastleton House was begun in 1603 for a prosperous wool merchant. The same family owned the house for nearly 400 years, whose declining prosperity left the house essentially unchanged.