MIDDLE ASTON HOUSE MANAGEMENT LIMITED

In 1558, when a Dyneley heiress wedded Sir John Baker, Middle Aston became part of her dowry. Sir John, a shrewd young man, rose during Henry VIII's reign, navigated the reigns of Mary and Edward with honour, and passed away as Chancellor of the Exchequer under Elizabeth. His primary residence was Sissinghurst in Kent, so Middle Aston went to his younger son, John. Much of the manor's historical significance dates to this era, marked by the construction of enduring features such as the Ice-House, Granary, and the Bailiff's House, a section of which is now part of the present structure. The ‘Baker' manor, as it were, was a traditional Tudor edifice surrounding a courtyard, located roughly in the centre of the lawns preceding the present house... We also use different external services like Google Webfonts, Google Maps, and external Video providers. Since these providers may collect personal data like your IP address we allow you to block them here.

Also known as: middleastonhouse

Registration numbers: 09990196 (W)

VAT numbers: 235138913

Primary location: Bicester United Kingdom