A charming traditional cotswold stone house located just a short walk from the beautiful high street of Chipping Campden. It has pretty gardens with views over adjoining countryside and plenty of off road parking. The perfect place to relax and explore the lovely...

Set in the Oxfordshire Cotswold’s, Blenheim Palace, birth place of Sir Winston Churchill, is considered to be one of the finest baroque houses in the country. Take a tour of the Palace and the hi-tec ‘Untold Story’. Walk around ‘Capability’ Brown’s...

Kingston Bagpuize House has always been renowned for the warmth of its welcome and its uncompromisingly high standard of entertaining in glorious style. Inheriting a House that has had a distinguished list of previous owners is a daunting challenge and an immense...

Early 18th-century house with small walled garden, situated on the banks of the River Thames.

These estates on the western borders of Oxfordshire include the attractive, unspoilt villages of Buscot and Coleshill, each with a thriving village shop and tea-room. There are circular walks of differing lengths and a series of footpaths criss-crossing the estates.

A fragment of ancient rolling downland, home to England's most engimatic chalk hill figure.

Beautiful Cotswold country estate containing a rare 17th-century grandstand and surrounded by water meadows and parkland rich in wildlife.

Former monastic buildings, now converted into two houses. Properties were gifted by the famous Ferguson's Gang.

A rare gem of a Jacobean country house, Chastleton House was built between 1607 and 1612 by a wealthy wool merchant as an impressive statement of wealth and power. Owned by the same increasingly impoverished family until 1991, the house remained essentially unchanged...

Ardington House has always been full of interesting people from all parts of the world and is renowned for its warm welcome and traditional hospitality.