The Official Site of
HUNDRED OAKS CASTLE
Winchester, Tennessee
-Restored in love by the Kent Bramlett Foundation, Inc.-
Hundred Oaks Castle
c/o The Kent Bramlett Foundation, Inc.
P. O. Box 150734
Nashville, TN 37215-0734
ph: 931.967.8583 (9AM-5PM, CST)
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TOURS
Due to the Covid-19 epidemic,
we have canceled all tours
and will not be accepting any tour requests
of any kind at this time,
no exceptions.
Thank you for understanding.
Tucked away in the rolling hills of
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE
stands a real, fairytale castle.
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A very special place in time, in the midst of towers, turrets & castellations, lies the gloriously restored ruins of historic Hundred Oaks.
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Listed by the SMITHSONIAN as one of the few remaining historic castles in America, it was named one of the
Top Ten Most Romantic Castles in the World, in 2008.
Kippur and Win, the Castle Dogs
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Spotlight: The Chattin Garden
Gardening through the Generations
Second and third generation Bramlett gardeners...
Pictured above: Robert working for Rosemary Verey
at Barnsley Gardens, England.
Pictured above: Paul Kent Bramlett, III, working on the garden—
Hundred Oaks Castle—designed from Rosemary’s in England.
Pictured above: The youngest grandchild, Preston Bramlett, mowing the Castle lawn for the first time.
Kent Bramlett
October 12, 1972 - October 8, 1992
Because of an amazing story of love and perseverance, the extensive restoration was launched by The Kent Bramlett Foundation, Inc. in 1997. The Foundation, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt foundation, was founded by Paul Kent (PK), Shirley and Robert Bramlett after the tragic loss in 1992 of their beloved son and brother, Kent Bramlett, and his precious girlfriend, Renee Connelly, in a terrible auto accident.
TOURS and ART
TOURS
Due to the Covid-19 epidemic,
we have canceled all tours.
- When we reopen after the coronavirus pandemic, the Castle and its gardens will be available for tours of 20 or more people, by prior reservation only. We apopogize but we will not not be able to accomodate less than 20 visitors per visit.
- Postcards, prints, framed artwork and books about the Castle's history and gardens are all available in the Gift Shop of the Castle.
- Hundred Oaks Castle is owned and operated by the Kent Bramlett Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt foundation.
CONTACT US
Please visit our Contacts Page to find out how to plan your Castle visit in 2021, when we hope to repoen after the coronavirus pandemic.
Hundred Oaks Castle
c/o The Kent Bramlett Foundation, Inc.
P. O. Box 150734
Nashville, TN 37215-0734
ph: 931.967.8583 (9AM-5PM, CST)
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