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The Manor House & gardens situated approximately 55 miles from Central London & close to Oxford.

An architectural distinctive house. Original features & design details throughout with stone mullioned leaded light windows, wooden shutters, ancient carved stone fireplaces, studded oak external doors & beams.

The study which is the oldest part of the house has Jacobean oak panelling to its walls with a decorative carved frieze to the top. A Tudor-arched stone fireplace features a panelled overmantel with 4 carved caryatids. There is a carved alcove featuring a shell painting to its roof & a stone sink below, which was used for baptism.

In the dining room the large open fireplace with it oak beam, still has the original bread oven. The drawing room also has a large, impressive fireplace.

The first floor has 2 large bedrooms, between which is the library/sittingroom. There are 3 further bedrooms to the second floor.

The stunning walled garden  has herbaceous borders, mature shrubs & trees. The wild part of the garden has an avenue of ancient lime trees which take you up to the summerhouse. There is also a kitchen garden featuring apple & plum trees. Behind the green house is a large paddock.