Shuttleworth House
Victorian house with a magnificent tower and clock overlooking extensive parkland.
Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, SG18 9EA
- Guide dogs welcome
- Accessible parking
- Wheelchair ramps/routes
- Accessible toilets
- Hearing loops
It was built in 1875, designed by the prominent Victorian architect Henry Clutton. It’s situated in 425 acres of beautiful parkland. Gillows of Lancaster made many of the interior furnishings and there are several magnificent examples of 19th-century paintings on the walls, produced by artists such as Sir Frank Dicksee, Benjamin Williams Leader, George Vicat Cole and Frank Holl.
- Guide dogs welcome
- Accessible parking
- Wheelchair ramps/routes
- Accessible toilets
- Hearing loops
Dorothy Shuttleworth
Two direct descendants of Dorthy Shuttleworth are still involved with the Trust today. Princess Charlotte of von Croy and Hohenlohe-Langenburg, Patron of The Shuttleworth Trust and her daughter Princess Xenia of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, Trustee. Both are of Austrian Royalty and relatives of The British Royal Family.
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