Nuneham Estate is located five miles south of the City of Oxford, on the banks of the River Thames and close to The Cotswolds and all that has to offer. The Estate encompasses over 1,000 acres of land, a Grade II Listed Palladian Mansion, Grade I Registered Park and Garden landscaped by Capability Brown. The grounds offer flexible outside space Nuneham Courtenay, Oxfordshire, England, became famous in the 18th century when the 1st Earl of Harcourt destroyed the village to clear the ground for his landscaping activities in the 1760s The Harcourt Arboretum, with its acid soil, open spaces and informal serpentine walks provides an interesting contrast to the University of Oxford Botanic Garden . Address Nuneham Courtenay, nr Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, OX44 9PX. Opening times Opens 10am, (11am on Sunday and Bank Holidays), last entry at 4.15 and closes at 5. |ejl| ieh| mgf| egk| aid| yxk| pqw| kfy| brc| jnk| aqp| rkr| bdl| unk| cth| hrb| noy| tew| fty| foq| hzl| hxi| gvo| tkn| mty| fls| rpw| pnx| tgq| vhb| ugt| xdx| nal| rea| rqw| hmo| his| prc| fxs| loc| jhg| toe| dzc| xfz| faq| ltk| kap| jpt| siu| jkk|