Stowe House is one of Britain’s most magnificent stately homes, located near Buckingham in the heart of Buckinghamshire. Known for its stunning neoclassical architecture and lavish interiors, this 18th-century mansion was once the seat of the powerful Temple-Grenville family and now operates as both a heritage site and part of the prestigious Stowe School.
Visitors to Stowe House can explore opulent state rooms filled with rich décor, classical art, and impressive architectural detail. Guided tours offer insight into the building's fascinating past, including its role in political and cultural life over the centuries. Just outside, the Stowe Gardens, managed by the National Trust, provide over 250 acres of beautifully landscaped parkland dotted with lakes, classical temples, and sweeping vistas — designed by legendary landscape architects such as Capability Brown.
