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Burghley House: Inside England’s Grandest Stately Home

Burghley House is not only the largest Elizabethan Prodigy House in existence today, but also likely the most luxurious and extravagant county house in England. Recently featuring in series 5 of Netflix's The Crown as Windsor Castle, Burghley House is a Stately Home like no other. With 18 grand State Rooms featuring painted walls and ceilings depicting scenes from ancient mythology, the Manor house at Burghley is quite literally fit for Royalty. Built by William Lord Cecil, Queen Elizabeth I's most trusted advisor, Burghley house took 32 years to complete and when complete in 1555, was one of the absolute marvels of the Elizabethan age. But, like many other of England's great houses, Burghley evolved with a succession of owners. From a great Tudor house Burghley evolved into a grand Georgian House. From Baroque to NeoClassical, and from the Italian Painter Antoni Verrio to the legendary landscape gardener Lancelot 'Capability' Brown, Burghley House is an amalgamation of different tastes and styles. Join me on an inside tour of Burghley House, and find out more about the evolution of one of England's grandest and most extravagant country homes. As always, these videos take a considerable amount of time to research and produce and I do this largely out of my passion for championing our heritage. If you like what I do and want to see more videos like this, please give me a leg up by hitting the 'like' button and subscribing to my Channel. Thanks so much for your support! Please also check out my Instagram page at eheritage.uk Chapters: 0:00 - Welcome. 0:31 - Burghley House intro. 1:15 - A great 'Prodigy House'. 2:15 - William Cecil, Lord Burghley. 3:50 - Queen Elizabeth I. 4:30 - History of Burghley House. 6:23 - Inside Burghley House. 7:30 - Old Kitchen, Chapel, Billiard Room & Bow Room. 8:30 - The grand State Rooms. 11:30 - Burghley House on Film and TV. 12:12 - Final words. 12:48 - Please support me! All images and videos are my own or used under the Creative Commons License. Music and Sound FX licensed through @epidemicsound