Clandon Park National Trust 3.83

Clandon Park was built by a Venetian architect for Lord Onslow in the 1720s, one of the country’s most complete examples of a Palladian mansion. The house was refurbished during the 1960s to house a collection of 18th-century furniture and porcelain acquired by collector Hannah Gubbay.
Sadly, on Wednesday 29 April 2015, a fire broke out at Clandon causing significant damage, effectively leaving the house a shell. We’ve announced ambitious plans to rebuild Clandon Park which will honour its rich history, but also create vibrant, modern spaces to breathe new life into the house.