Bletchingdon Park, Grade II* listed house in Bletchingdon, England.
The Palladian country house sits next to the parish church, featuring classic architectural elements, stone facades, and extensive grounds covering 22,600 square feet.
Built in 1782 by James Lewis for Arthur Annesley, the 5th Earl of Anglesey, replacing an earlier manor house that was involved in the First English Civil War.
The property transformed from a noble residence to an educational facility in 1975 when Dr. Mahmoud Araboff established an English language institute within its walls.
Located at coordinates 51.8586, -1.2676, the property requires special permissions for modifications due to its Grade II* listed status under English heritage protection laws.
The creation of Bletchingdon Park led to the demolition of numerous houses on the north side of the village green to accommodate its expansion.
Location: Bletchingdon
GPS coordinates: 51.85860,-1.26760
Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:55
Kirtlington Quarry
2.1 km
White Limestone Formation
2.1 km
Church of St Giles, Bletchingdon
119 m
Church of St Mary, Kirtlington
1.6 km
Park Gate House
204 m
The Blacks Head Public House
508 m
Oxford Canal Bridge At Pigeons Lock
2.3 km
The Dashwood Arms Public House
1.7 km
Old Red Lion
518 m
The Oxford Arms Public House And Adjoining Cottage
1.6 km
Bridge At Shipton Weir Lock, Oxford Canal
2.1 km
Shipton Lift Bridge (219) Sp 4850 1675, Oxford Canal
2.4 km
Kirtlington Park
1.8 km
The Post Office Stores
493 m
The Manor House And Attached Outbuilding Range
1.7 km
Squirrel's Drey
468 m
Chest tomb approximately 6 metres east of chancel of Church of St Giles
145 m
The Malt House
398 m
Monk's Head
360 m
Village Farmhouse
450 m
Manor Farmhouse
2.3 km
Model Farmhouse
2.4 km
Glendale
544 m
The Row
529 m
Milestone, Church Road; end of drive to Church Road House
218 m
Bletchingdon Park, stables and attached walls approximately 150 metres east north east of Bletchingdon Park
170 m
Milestone, by Church, on lane by Bletchingdon Park, in front of wall around church
126 m
Milestone, Islip Road; between Diamond Farm and Bletchingdon
819 mReviews
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