The backdrop of the Downton Abbey story is Lord Grantham's majestic estate. But in reality, the show's titular Jacobethan mansion is known as Highclere Castle, and serves as the home of the 8th Earl ...

At the sight of Highclere Castle near London, many people do a double take: Isn’t that Downton Abbey, the estate from the ...

Downton Abbey fans eagerly awaiting the period drama's big-screen debut on September 20 can now book a stay at the real-life Downton Abbey, courtesy of Airbnb, for just £150 (a little under $190). A ...

ST. LOUIS — It’s called the “most famous house in the world.” We’re talking about Highclere Castle, a British country house you probably know from 'Downton Abbey'—the wildly famous PBS series.

Downton Abbey fans can spend a night at the castle where it was filmed - as its aristocratic owners invite two guests over for dinner and drinks through AirBnb. The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon will ...

If you want to live like a royal on a commoner’s budget, now’s your chance: Highclere Castle, the real-life castle that stands in for Downton Abbey on the PBS series, is going up for rent on Airbnb.

Here's everything you need to know to book. Fans of British television show "Downton Abbey" have dreamed of calling Highclere Castle home. And now they can -- for one night only. One of the gallery ...

For millions of viewers around the world, Highclere Castle is Downton Abbey: a Jacobethan palace home to riveting plots and beloved characters. But for Lady Fiona, the 8th Countess of Carnarvon, it is ...

Fancy an evening of decadent cocktails, a banquet dinner and a butler tending to your every (within reason) whim? This might just be the closest you ever get to living like Maggie Smith in Downton ...

Highclere Castle, the British stately home better known to millions as Downton Abbey, is now listed on Airbnb. But don’t start packing your evening wear just year – only two guests will get to ...

Downton Abbey obsessives will soon have the opportunity to live out their wildest aristocratic fantasies—well, for one night at least: Highclere Castle, the stately 17th-century English abode which ...