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Jane Austen House – Room by Room Tour – Chawton Hampshire – Life of Jane Austen



The Jane Austen House and Museum are located in Chawton, Hampshire. Jane Austen lived in this house in the latter part of her life. The Jane Austen House is a fascinating look at the Life of Jane Austen and gives you insight into her days spend here. The museum holds many personal possessions and the famous writing desk from which she wrote, Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Emma and Persuasion.
We take you on a full room by room tour of the house explaining all the interesting stories and features of the Chawton Cottage. This is part of our Jane Austen mini-series in which we walk in the footsteps of Jane Austen from birth to death visiting some of the amazing places she lived or visited.
****Note an error in the facts**** A picture we show of Jane in the bedroom as drawn by Cassandra is actually of Jane’s Niece and not the correct photo as purchased by the National Gallery. Sorry for the confusion.

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Chapters:-
0:00 Intro
0:29 Chawton
0:55 Edward Austen Knight
1:35 Moving in
2:15 Courtyard
2:36 Garden
4:21 Kitchen
5:58 Drawing Room
8:34 Vestibule
9:02 Dining Room
9:42 Famous Writing Desk
11:01 Staircase
11:29 Austen Family Room
13:18 Jane Austen Bedroom
14:41 Dressing Room
15:50 Admirals Room
17:07 Personal Possessions
18:40 Legacy
19:08 Letters
19:32 Utility Room
19:55 BakeHouse
20:36 Donkey Cart

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31 Comments

  1. Зоя Кушнир

    Благодарю за прекрасную экскурсию, было очень интересно и познавательно.

  2. Shirley W

    “Modest, unassuming cottage” 😂 Thank you for the video, though. It’s fascinating to take a look inside the place she lived.

  5. STACY SATTERFIELD

    This is sad I haven't read Jane Austen's novels but have seen the movies from her books plus one of my email addresses is Jane Austen. And I see documentaries on Jane.
    Aww the Brits as well as us Yanks love.our cats…mine is sleeping in a closet now.

  7. Sophia Kiedrowski

    I love it how Jane's mother, sister and friend did all the housework and allowed her to just focus on her writing.

  10. Lenderthsz Phanie

    Thank u for this home tour. Thank u so much. The angle of the video and the duration are perfect for me, the one who never knows when I could visit Ms. Austen's house. Thank u…

  14. Niki.Roblox

    Μπράβο👍 ωραίο βίντεο ενημερωτικό, ωραία η Αγγλία🇬🇧 θα μπορουσα να μένω εκεί. 🤗🤗

  15. Sally Green

    I've enjoyed this video and I love Jane Austen' s novels!I visited her grave in Winchester cathedral/ Thank you and greetings from Italy

  16. a anon

    so in other words it really had so many changes that we are not actually seeing the house that jane lived in. i wonder why she didnt use the writing box/desk that her father gave her on her 19th birthday. & did that survive?

  18. Елена М

    какое всё убогое и страшное, бедность беспросветная, почему-то в фильмах такая обстановка выглядит гораздо привлекательнее и краше

  19. JD

    We have Pride and Prejudice novel as a syllabus in India and I love it

  21. Srivalli V

    Hai good morning sir 🙏 😊 sms from srivalli India 🇮🇳 state Tamil language Tamil very well place

  22. Pepper Ann

    This huge manor – a "modest mansion"?? No wonder it was considered normal that one of her heroes owned half of Derbyshire 😀

  24. Adrija Mukherjee 8003

    Jane Austen has always been one of my fav authors. Although I'm 18 yet unlike my other gen z fellows, I'm a forever old soul. I distinctly remember when I was in grade 7, we had Pride and Prejudice as a part of our syllabus and majority of my classmates hated reading it due to the usage of weighty English words which undoubtedly seemed a bit difficult to learn especially being non native English speakers. But on the other hand, I was so fascinated to know about the novel and even if I had the similar obstacle with mastering those heavy words, I managed to get through it with my passion and interest. And now here I'm, still an admirer of the Regency Era and everything classic with Jane Austen being my fav author since the 7th grade. It's indeed such a pleasure to have a look of my fav author's house and at least have a blurry imagination of what life might've been during her time! Thanks a ton for sharing this wonderful video!🤍 much love from India!!

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