For over 800 years, Stonor has nestled picturesquely in the Chiltern hills. The core of the house is medieval but the Stonor family’s Catholic faith...

Dorchester Abbey Museum is housed in two buildings on the site of the Abbey. The Old Schoolroom is part of the abbey’s 14th Century...

This beautiful local history museum is housed in a medieval oak beamed hall-house. The museum has a wide-ranging collection, the focus of which is...

This small steam railway is run by enthusiasts of the Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway Association based in the village of Chinnor. They took over...

Cuttle Brook is a tributary of the River Thame and this local nature reserve, opened in 1995, covers about 30 acres of wet grassland flood...

A nature reserve located on the Chiltern hills above Chinnor, run by the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire wildlife trust. Chinnor Hill features ancient beech forest...

The original house on this site would have been built in the 14th Century, although only one tower still remains from 1365. The majority...

This National Trust estate provides a perfectly preserved Rococo landscape garden that surrounds a neo-classical mansion. Regarded as one of England’s finest Italianate and...

Pendon Museum was founded in 1954 to commemorate in miniature the landscape of the Vale of the White Horse as it was in the 1920’s....

The village of West Wycombe was sold to the National Trust in 1929 and contains a wealth of beautiful properties built between the 16th and...

Long Crendon Courthouse is a National Trust property dating from 1500 and situated at the end of the high street of this picturesque Buckinghamshire village....

Bradenham takes its name from an Anglo Saxon term meaning ‘broad enclosure’, a reference to the position of the village in a wide valley at...

Fawley Court has a history that dates back to the 11th Century, was designed by the world famous Christopher Wren and built in 1663 for...

The beautiful 8-acre gardens of Waterperry House were founded by Beatrix Havergal in the 1930s. Today it includes formal gardens, an herbaceous border, woodland garden,...

This red-brick Georgian mansion was Benjamin Disraeli's country home from 1848 until his death in 1881 and houses a collection of memorabilia relating to the...