Photo: Ardington House by Dennis Jackson, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
About this place
Ardington House is a Grade II* listed country house in Oxfordshire, a designation confirming its architectural and historic significance at a high tier of national recognition.
The house operates today as a private venue for weddings, events, and corporate use, with select public opening days also available throughout the year.
Visitors should check the official website for current access information.
Read more on WikipediaHistory
Specific founding dates and ownership histories for Ardington House have not been confirmed from verified sources. The property holds a Grade II* listing on the National Heritage List for England, one of the higher tiers of heritage designation, reflecting recognised architectural and historic significance.
Architecture
Ardington House is a Grade II* listed Georgian manor house, constructed in the early eighteenth century between 1719 and 1721. No architect attribution has been confirmed from available sources.
Worth knowing
The estate has an established record as a filming and photography location, with its Georgian interiors and Temple Island available for production hire.
Gardens & grounds
The grounds include manicured gardens, a riverside marquee with panoramic water views, and Temple Island, a private island that forms a significant part of the estate's appeal.
Facilities
Plan your visit
Nearest station: Didcot Parkway Rail Station (5.9 miles)
Open on select days throughout the year for public visits; also available for exclusive private hire for weddings, events, and corporate use. Check the official website for current public opening dates.
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