Lockinge Estate, Victorian country estate in South Oxfordshire, England
Lockinge Estate is a country estate encompassing farmland, residential properties, and business facilities in South Oxfordshire. The site features converted Victorian farm buildings alongside modern office spaces that serve various tenants and uses.
The estate grew into one of England's largest through major land purchases between 1859 and 1870 under Lord and Lady Wantage. This period of expansion shaped the property into its current form and scope.
The estate is known for its network of walking and riding paths that connect residents to woodlands and farmland. These routes are woven into daily life and reflect how the community relates to the working countryside.
The estate benefits from good road access via the A34, M4, and M40 motorways, with Didcot Parkway railway station located nearby. Visitors should note that much of the property is private and access may be limited to designated public routes.
The estate is home to a specialized joinery workshop that produces custom woodwork including traditional windows, cabinetry, and furniture. This working craft tradition reflects how heritage skills continue to operate within the modern property.
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