Estelle Manor
North Leigh, Witney
“Jacobean country clubhouse”
MICHELIN Guide
“…a fantastic and fanatically detailed vision of timeless country-house hospitality. ... All, at every level, combine luxe comfort with arresting, era-spanning design.”
Vibe
Roman and Williams interiors blend Jacobean wood paneling with rich velvets and eclectic art across an 85-acre private Oxfordshire estate.
“Jacobean country clubhouse”
Roman-inspired Eynsham Baths spanning three thousand square meters with five thermal pools and forty-eight weekly fitness classes.
An eighty-five-acre estate featuring four distinct restaurants, padel courts, and an adventure paddock offering falconry and archery.
Roman and Williams interiors pairing Jacobean wood paneling with rich velvets, marble fireplaces, and eclectic modern art.
On an 85-acre private estate in Oxfordshire, surrounded by over 3,000 acres of ancient parkland.
Rooms
Original paneling and high ceilings define the manor suites, while secluded garden stables and woodland cabins feature rich velvets and brass detailing.
Wellness
The Roman-inspired Eynsham Baths house five thermal pools, a botanic steam room, and a hay sauna burning local Oxfordshire grass.
Backstory
Originally built by Sir Ernest George in 1904, the Jacobean revival manor served as a wartime hospital before its clubhouse reimagining.
Eat & drink
Four distinct venues range from Chinese dining in the Billiards Room and Japanese robata at The Armoury to wood-fired pizzas in the Glasshouse.
The neighborhood
Over three thousand acres of ancient Oxfordshire parkland surround the estate, with woodland trails, padel courts, and falconry on the grounds.
The app
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