Sorry do not know the current status, but yes you could when we visited

You can but are asked to turn off the flash.

Hello, I am sorry only just getting back to you. Unfortunately, without looking into this for you, I cannot answer your question, I drive my own car and therefore never use public transport, but I am sure it is accessible by public transport. Good luck and happy visiting.

Hi, look to get a train from London to 'Bromley South'. Buses are available but you would need to research though lots of good apps available. All depends where you are staying in London also! Taxi will be expensive from London, Bromley is nearer but you would need to have the taxi wait, which could be all day. Use the app 'City Mapper' will help in other ways around London. (Another useful route and info on taxi from Oxted supplied by 'Pineapple on an earlier answer. Enjoy, worth the effort.

It's not the best for the disabled, I'm afraid, but don't let that put you off totally. I took my late partner there in a wheelchair and the staff did their level best to make her visit enlightening and enjoyable.

I saw a lift and I also saw staff helping someone with mobility issues, but not inside the house. But at least that says they are disability friendly. Why don't you give them a ring? If you are using a wheelchair, that may be difficult as the corridors are narrow in places and there are little steps here and there. It is a house which has been extended and, therefore, has odd shapes and levels. It is well worth trying to explore if possible, though. Good luck!

We stayed at The Bakery at Tatsfield nr. Westerham. Would highly recommend the accommodation and restaurant and it is near Chartwell - about 6 miles away I think. Enjoy your trip!

Never been at Chartwell. His campaign car was sold by auction to a US buyer in 2016 at Blenheim. Maybe it was at Chartwell as part of an exhibition?