The opportunity of a lifetime has just landed, as the home of Downton Abbey will open its doors to welcome fans.
Highclere Castle – the location of the TV series and now film adaption of Julian Fellowes' drama – is a 17th-century Victorian-era manor and the private family home of the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon.
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Taking to Airbnb, Lady Carnarvon and her husband have listed their 300-room property for a one-night stay on Tuesday, November 26.
"Highclere Castle – the home of Downton Abbey – is now available for a once-in-a-lifetime stay," Lady Carnarvon's listing reads. "For one night only, you can sleep in one of the Castle's iconic bedrooms and get the opportunity to live like the Lord or Lady of a stately home.
"For the first time, two guests are cordially invited to immerse themselves in life at Highclere Castle and will be treated like royalty during their stay."
"I am passionate about the stories and heritage of Highclere Castle and I am delighted to be able to share it with others who have a love of the building and its history," she added.
Highclere Castle is located close to the town of Newbury, around 50 miles from London, and bookings can be made from October 1.
In her listing, Lady Carnarvon has also emphasised that each guest needs to have a verified Airbnb account, positive reviews and be passionate about Downton Abbey.
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Downton Abbey is out in UK cinemas now and will be released in US cinemas on September 20.