Homely for the house of a millionaire. Lots of quirky period touches. Everybody friendly and helpful. Lovely Autumn colours. The cafe has a restricted range but ok. Took my parents who had a real trip down memory lane.

This is not our first visit but overall the house and gardens were very interesting, walked to the location and was pleasantly surprised to get a free cup of tea as we had gone on foot. Disappointed to see that cafe is using disposable plastic...More

A National Trust property. The home of William and Elizabeth Morris (Lord and Lady Nuffield) that looks just like they left it in 1963. There is also an exhibition of an Iron Lung which the Morris Group built 1,700 and distributed for free in the...More

The interesting home of Lord Nuffield. A little walk from the car park. Don’t miss Lady Nuffield’s car in the garage on the way to the house. The talk given by the volunteer about the house and Lord Nuffield was very interesting. Decor was of...More

Arrived just before opening and were first in the house. The best room guides ever - so knowledgeable about Lord and Lady Nuffield and the house. A talk was given under the sundial at11.30 by one of the volunteers called Theresa. Absolutely first class.

Beautiful National Trust property to visit between Wallingford and Henley. Its not the usual NT mansion house but a relatively modest family home considering it was owned by the 2nd richest man in the world who gave most of his money to worthwhile causes. The...More

A relatively modest (for a millionaire) residence built in the Arts and Crafts style, and surrounded by gardens. It has not been restored so it is still as it was in Lord Nuffield's day. The tool cupboard in his bedroom is fascinating. Negative points -...More