Chatsworth is one of England's grandest private homes with an imposing house and beautiful landscaped gardens.

Even though it's in Derbyshire, thousands of people living in South Yorkshire consider Chatsworth as their stately home.

The 105 acre gardens are the work of Capability Brown, the 18th Century's famous landscape architect.

Nicknamed the ‘Palace of the Peak’, the house was built at the end of the 17th century by the First Duke of Devonshire.

The size of the house is breathtaking - there are 175 rooms and 3,500 feet of decorated passageways.

The impressive 'Painted Hall' was designed to receive a royal visit from King William and Queen Mary, although they never actually made a visit.

The house boasts one of Europe’s best private art collections as well as many sumptuously decorated rooms including the State Apartments with their painted ceilings, the 19th Century Library, Great Dining Room and Sculpture Gallery.