Initial price	£18,000,000
25/09/25	£16,000,000
Price Change	-11.11%

This 17th-century country house in Oxfordshire is set within 43 acres of gardens, meadows, and water, including the River Thame running through. The estate, known as Newington House, is a Grade II* listed limestone masterpiece that was built as a gift for an Italian princess and has been owned by notable figures such as American artist Ethel Sands and writers Henry James and Virginia Woolf. The house features a grand Corinthian porch, soaring entrance hall, and west-facing reception rooms that open to the gardens. The property includes a self-contained annexe, two recently refurbished residences, and a range of amenities such as stables, paddocks, a tennis court, heated swimming pool, and a boating lake. The estate offers a rare opportunity to revive its traditional country pursuits and is situated near the villages of Stadhampton and Wallingford, with Oxford and Abingdon close by.