Heythrop Park, Country house in Oxfordshire, England
The estate comprises 440 acres of parkland with a baroque stone mansion featuring Italian architectural elements and views across the surrounding countryside.
Charles Talbot, Duke of Shrewsbury, commissioned architect Thomas Archer to construct the house between 1706 and 1711 using local Chipping Norton limestone.
The property transformed from a Jesuit college in 1922 to a training center in 1970, before becoming a hotel with conference facilities in 1999.
Heythrop Park functions as an adults-only Warner Leisure Hotel, offering accommodations, golf facilities, spa services, and multiple dining venues.
The double-height arcaded hall contains stained glass windows by Morris and Co depicting Faith, Hope, and Charity themes.
Location: Heythrop
GPS coordinates: 51.93583,-1.47341
Latest update: June 3, 2025 05:34
Hawk Stone
3.8 km
Church of St Nicholas, Heythrop
1.7 km
Heythrop Zoological Gardens
1.4 km
Church of St John the Evangelist
3 km
The Crown Inn
2.2 km
Church of St Kenelm, Church Enstone
2.2 km
Churchyard Gateway Approximately 20 Metres East Of The Vicarage
4.2 km
The Mill Including Mill House
2.1 km
Rectorial Tithe Barn
2.1 km
Hoar Stone portal dolmen situated in Enstone Firs
3.1 km
Bridge Approximately 700 Metrtes North East Of National Westminster Bank Staff College
731 m
Great Tew House
4.3 km
Milestone, Bicester Road; opp. N end of Old People's bungalow (No. 13), and opp. slip road down to A44
2.2 km
Hookerswell Farmhouse
3 km
Pinfolds
2.2 km
Over Chalford medieval settlement
1.7 km
57 And 58, The Lane
4.3 km
Milestone Approximately 300 Metres North East Of Banbury Lodge (Not Included)
3.4 km
Gatepiers And Gates Approximately 80 Metres South East Of Great Tew House
4.3 km
21, Old Road
4.3 km
Bath House, Reservoir And Conduit South South West Of Heythrop House
416 m
Screen With Alcove And Niches South South West Of Heythrop House
358 m
Milestone, Lidstone; between old and new entrances to Manor Farm
1.7 km
Milestone, Broadstone Hill between turns to Old Chalford & Lidstone, opp. Large gates to Broadstone Farm
1.3 km
Milestone, Chase House; opp Chalford Oaks Farm and Chalford Park
2.2 km
Milestone, Henley Knapp, Taston
4.1 km
Milestone, London Road; Southcomb. 150m N of New Chalford Farm
3.8 km
Milestone, Charlbury Road; Hoar Stone, 200m S of cross roads for Cricket Club
3.2 kmReviews
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