Waddesdon Manor

Waddesdon Manor is a Grade I listed Neo-Renaissance country house in Buckinghamshire, England, managed by the National Trust and owned by the Rothschild Foundation. It features remarkable art collections, formal gardens, an aviary, and historic wine cellars, with public access including exhibitions, dining, and child-friendly activities.

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Meadowbrook Farm - Byre Cottage

A cosy one-bedroom self-catering holiday home situated on a working farm in rural Oxfordshire, offering peaceful surroundings and scenic views with an enclosed garden, private parking, and access to farm walks and nearby outdoor attractions.

3 miles from Long Crendon Courthouse

Long Crendon Courthouse is a 15th-century timber-framed building in Buckinghamshire, historically used as a wool store, manorial court house, and village poor house, now a National Trust property.

Located in Thame

Thame is a historic market town in Oxfordshire with notable religious heritage sites, historic buildings, and cultural events. It offers good public transport including a nearby railway station and has a walkable town centre, making it an attractive destination for tourists.

3 miles from Deddington Castle

Deddington Castle is a large earthwork site of an 11th-century motte-and-bailey castle in Oxfordshire, featuring visible ramparts and mounds, now serving as a public park and nature walk managed by English Heritage and the local parish council.

3 miles from Priory Cottage

Priory Cottages is a 14th-century former monastic grange and manor house in Steventon, Oxfordshire, notable for its historic architecture and managed by the National Trust, open to visitors by appointment.

Located in Abingdon-on-Thames

Abingdon-on-Thames is a historic market town in Oxfordshire known for its rich archaeological heritage, historic abbey remains, annual traditional fairs, and cultural contributions including the birthplace of the band Radiohead.

3 miles from Blenheim Palace – Park & Gardens

Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Oxfordshire, is the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill and an 18th century baroque masterpiece with over 300 years of history. Visitors can explore the palace's interiors, extensive formal gardens, and vast parkland while enjoying family-friendly facilities, educational tours, and a café.

Longways.

This spacious ground-floor bungalow in the quaint village of Penn offers a peaceful and homely retreat with a beautiful garden, accommodating up to 4 guests and welcoming pets, ideal for families or groups seeking countryside relaxation near walking trails and local pubs.

3 miles from Hughenden

Hughenden Manor is a Victorian mansion and former country house of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, featuring historic rooms, memorabilia, and extensive gardens in Buckinghamshire. Now owned by the National Trust, it offers visitors a blend of indoor historical experience and outdoor natural beauty with views over the valley.

3 miles from The Great Big Halloween Hunt Trail

3 Oct–1 Nov (another 23 days)

A family activity trail in Hughenden’s formal gardens, inspired by the children’s book The Great Big Halloween Hunt. Children can search, play and explore along the route.

3 miles from Nuffield Place

Nuffield Place is a historic country house near Nuffield, Oxfordshire, that was home to Viscount Nuffield. The house is now a museum managed by the National Trust, showcasing original furnishings, personal items, and the life of its famous automotive philanthropist owner.

3 miles from Hall Barn

Hall Barn is a historic house venue in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, primarily featuring outdoor gardens and marquee event spaces. It is available for weddings and exclusive use, with parking facilities including accessible and guest parking.

The Coach House - The Coach House Flat 1

A charming first-floor studio retreat set in the Oxfordshire countryside within the gated grounds of a Georgian Manor House, opposite the village church, with shared garden space and private parking, offering a peaceful and scenic countryside stay.

Ttich Manor

17-guest Grade II listed manor house set in a tranquil countryside location with extensive gardens, historic features, and amenities including a private sauna, hot tub, and games room for groups or family stays.

3 miles from Kirtlington Park

Kirtlington Park is an 18th-century Georgian Palladian mansion set in Capability Brown designed gardens and parkland in Oxfordshire. It offers visitors tours of the historic house and scenic outdoor grounds, with good wheelchair accessibility.

The Courtyard

The Courtyard is a peaceful and cosy two-bedroom barn conversion located in the Northamptonshire countryside hamlet of Falcutt, offering private outdoor terraces, scenic rural surroundings, and a relaxed atmosphere near local pubs and notable attractions such as Silverstone Circuit and Stratford upon Avon.

2 miles from Sulgrave Manor

Sulgrave Manor is a historic Tudor house in Northamptonshire, notable as the family home of George Washington's ancestors. Visitors can explore the restored interiors and gardens, enjoy the café, shop, and facilities for children, with accessible features throughout.

Meadowbrook Farm - The Old Dairy

This is a single storey self catering cottage on a working farm in the hamlet of Moreton near Thame, Oxfordshire, featuring two bedrooms, an open plan living space, and an enclosed garden, set within 500 acres of farm land rich in wildlife.

3 miles from Long Crendon Manor

Long Crendon Manor is a historic medieval house offering unique stays with antique furnishings, beautiful gardens including a maze and croquet lawn, and modern amenities such as WiFi and a bakery café in the converted old stables. It features steep stairs limiting wheelchair access and does not allow dogs except for staff pets.

The Garden Room

A ground floor holiday property on a working farm in Oxfordshire designed for couples, featuring open-plan living, an ensuite wet room, and access to garden seating with views of the countryside.

Renwood

A charming two-bedroom cottage in the village of Eynsham, Oxfordshire, offering a peaceful and comfortable retreat surrounded by scenic countryside and village amenities within walking distance.

3 miles from Carfax Conduit

Carfax Conduit is a historic water conduit system that supplied Oxford with water from 1610 to 1869, featuring a notable conduit building now located at Nuneham House and a Conduit House at Harcourt Hill, both preserved as listed buildings and scheduled monuments.

3 miles from Buckingham Chantry Chapel

Buckingham Chantry Chapel is a historic 15th-century chapel in Buckingham, noted for its Norman doorway and status as the oldest building in town. Owned by the National Trust, it is currently open to the public as a second-hand bookshop, offering visitors insight into medieval ecclesiastical architecture and local heritage.

Near Hampden House

Hampden House is a Grade I listed 16th-century country house remodeled in Georgian Gothick style, set within over 350 acres of private parkland and beech woods in Buckinghamshire. It primarily serves as an exclusive wedding and event venue offering beautiful interiors, gardens, and scenic views across the Misbourne Valley.

3 miles from Blenheim Palace, Park and Gardens

Blenheim Palace Partner Garden in Oxfordshire offers extensive formal gardens and parkland including Italian Garden, Water Terraces, and Churchill Memorial Garden, plus landscaping by ‘Capability’ Brown with notable monuments. Access is free for RHS Members on selected days but does not include the Palace interior.

3 miles from Ashridge Estate

Ashridge Estate is a large natural area in the Chiltern Hills featuring extensive woodlands, commons, and chalk downlands with rich wildlife. Visitors can explore numerous walking trails, visit historic monuments like the Bridgewater Monument and Pitstone Windmill, and enjoy an outdoor café and shops. The estate is managed as a working estate with conservation efforts and offers good accessibility including wheelchair routes and mobility vehicle hire.

3 miles from Boarstall Duck Decoy

Boarstall Duck Decoy is a historic 17th-century duck trap in Buckinghamshire set in natural woodland. It is still operational with demonstrations organized by the National Trust, offering a unique insight into traditional waterfowl catching methods and ornithological study.