Set in 5 acres of lovely gardens, this charming Queen Anne manor house designed by Thomas Archer in 1710, is a nationally outstanding example of English Baroque. One of the highlights of the interior is the elegant Oak Entrance Hall, with its two flights of sweeping oak stairs, lined by fine family portraits, rising separately to meet at the balcony above. The beautiful Chettle Church, whose West Tower dates back to the early 16th century, offers a stunning backdrop to the gardens. Chettle House is a popular venue for weddings, civil ceremonies, photo shoots and filming.