Adderbury House is a beautiful Grade II-listed house built in 1722 for the 2nd Earl of Rochester. Architecturally the house is an unusual architectural blend of Baroque and Georgian styles. Meticulously renovated, the property is defined by clever period features and modern interventions.


The ground floor is neatly divided into two sections: the West wing, housing formal rooms for grand-scale entertaining, and the East wing, serving as everyday living space with a kitchen, utility room, boot room, study, and sitting room, which opens to the garden.


Key features include a state-of-the-art kitchen and underfloor heating in the bedrooms. The wood-panelled reception hall leads to eight-bedroom suites on the upper floors, with adjoining bathrooms and dressing rooms. Extensive cellars, including a wine cellar and plant room, add practicality.


Two cottages, accessible through a gated courtyard, offer versatile accommodation. The first cottage provides three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study, a sitting room, and a kitchen, while the second has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a hall, a reception room, a kitchen, utility, and boot room.


Set within beautiful gardens and overlooking its own parkland, Adderbury House is under four miles from Banbury, close to a plethora of amenities and schools. The house is a few minutes from RH England (Restoration Hardware) at Aynho Park, 20 minutes from the ever-fashionable Soho Farmhouse and Estelle Manor member’s club is a 30-minute drive. The property's location combines privacy with convenience, and it's easily accessible to the M40 and London via Junction 10.