Chatsworth House, located in Derbyshire, England, is a stately home renowned for its opulent architecture, expansive gardens, and rich history. Built in the 17th century, it is the seat of the Duke of Devonshire and has been home to the Cavendish family for generations. The grand estate features stunning Baroque and neoclassical elements, housing an impressive collection of art, antiques, and rare manuscripts. The extensive gardens, designed by Capability Brown, showcase elaborate fountains, sculptures, and a picturesque cascade. Chatsworth House attracts visitors with its cultural significance, hosting art exhibitions, events, and providing a glimpse into centuries of aristocratic heritage.
We have worked closely with the team at Chatsworth House for over 15 years, providing insightful advice, consultancy and crisis communications on everything from season opening, horse trials and monumental sculpture exhibitions, to fracking, car parking and environmental issues.
As Chatsworth's go-to press office, our experienced Media Relations team respond to thousands of press enquiries, managing the expectations of the media and delivering across traditional and digital media, including broadcast and international press.
We diligently manage Chatsworth's reputation through a multifaceted approach that combines heritage preservation, visitor experiences, and strategic communication. The estate consistently invests in the upkeep of its historic architecture, ensuring its timeless grandeur is maintained. By curating engaging exhibitions, events, and educational programs, Chatsworth attracts diverse audiences while bolstering its cultural relevance. Transparent communication on conservation efforts, community engagement, and sustainability initiatives helps build trust with visitors and the public. The estate also actively leverages digital platforms and traditional media to showcase its positive contributions, reinforcing its standing as a responsible steward of history and culture, safeguarding its enviable reputation as one of Britain's greatest treasure houses.