Although the origins of Sudeley are lost to time, its name, a corruption of its Anglo-Saxon name Sudeleagh, meaning 'south lying pasture or clearing in forest' gives an idea of what it was like. Sudeley most likely owes its early ris… 展开

Sudeley is operated by the family and remains the home of Elizabeth, Lady Ashcombe and "her son, daughter and their families" as of 2021. The family is committed to the continued preservation of the castle, its tre… 展开

Sudeley Castle sits at the heart of a 1,200-acre (490 ha) estate that lies nestled among the Cotswold valleys.
The estate itself is made up of a mix of open pasture fields and woodland, and is crisscrossed by … 展开

Sudeley Castle has been a tourist attraction since the early 18th century, drawing antiquarians, print makers and artists from across Britain. Some of the earliest of these being Samuel and Nathaniel Buck who visited and drew … 展开

Sudeley is regarded by some as the model for Blandings Castle in the novels by P. G. Wodehouse. The adaptation for BBC television of Wodehouse's Heavy Weather (1995) was filmed there. The castle has been used as a l… 展开