It is within easy reach of the M4 - junction 7 and M40 - junction 2 and 14 miles from Heathrow and 28 miles from central London. In its tranquil setting Hitchambury Manor, reputed to be built on ley lines, offers self catering, serviced accommodation ideal for those needing a base while working in the area, relocating or for those visiting the area from overseas who are on an extended stay.
The tastefully furnished self catering accommodation offers all the comforts and facilities of a conventional hotel with complete independence free from the restrictions, inconvenience and hassles of a fixed term private rental property. The single, double and self contained accommodation varies in size and price and is subject to availability.
The tastefully furnished self catering accommodation offers all the comforts and facilities of a conventional hotel with complete independence free from the restrictions, inconvenience and hassles of a fixed term private rental property. The single, double and self contained accommodation varies in size and price and is subject to availability.
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A manor house has existed on this site for centuries. Early documents state that the manor was "a timber building set on two storeys with a tile roof divided into fifteen rooms". The house was enlarged in 1685 and 1702 and new barns were erected in 1679. There appear to have been a couple of fires along the way and the building as we know it today was built in the 1860's on the footprint of the old 1702 house.
A perfect little unit for a single person or couple, gives you everything you need and a place that feels like home, plus the beautiful property it is located on and the wildlife you will see ( I came outside one day to a baby deer sleeping in front of my unit!). Also not far from M40 & other main travel connections.
We have created a few suggestions on where to go and what to do while you are in the area. All of the suggestions we have made are within a 10 mile radius of Hitchambury Manor. The area around Hitchambury Manor is steeped in history, with country houses, royal homes and gardens. Taplow itself sits on the edge of an area of special scientific interest, Burnham Beeches.
Overlooking theThames, this elegant restaurant is owned by acclaimed chefs Michel and Alain Roux. Using top quality ingredients, dishes with distinct flavours are carefully prepared to a high standard. The Caldesis are passionate about seasonal and sustainable ingredients and use local produce such as game.
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