Claydon House is a historic National Trust country house located at Middle Claydon near Buckingham, a short distance from Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire. Home to the Verney family since the early 17th century, the estate is renowned for its richly decorated 18th-century interiors, outstanding craftsmanship and long association with British history. Publicly available information indicates that the house is one of the finest surviving examples of Rococo interior design in England and is set within landscaped grounds in the Buckinghamshire countryside.

As a historic house near Aylesbury, Claydon House offers visitors the opportunity to explore its period rooms, historic collections and surrounding grounds, while learning about the history of the Verney family and the estate’s connection with Florence Nightingale. The property also hosts exhibitions, educational activities and seasonal events, forming part of the wider network of National Trust heritage attractions across Buckinghamshire.

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Overview written 30 March 2026.