Long Crendon Manor B&B

Historic 12th-century manor B&B with connections to the Battle of Hastings and Magna Carta

Historical Significance & Storytelling

Long Crendon Manor B&B dates back to the 12th century and has direct links to the Battle of Hastings and the signing of the Magna Carta. Guests can attend exclusive historical storytelling sessions hosted by the owners, who share tales of the manor's role in English history. The property has also served as a filming location for popular TV shows, including Midsomer Murders.

On-Site Recreation & Grounds

The manor offers a tennis court, a billiards table, and a games room for guest entertainment. The landscaped gardens provide views of the Chiltern Hills and include outdoor furniture on a sun terrace. Guests can explore the grounds, which feature a lawn with a ha-ha and ancient oak trees.

Accommodations

Rooms at Long Crendon Manor are furnished with antique pieces, such as four-poster beds and oak beams, while maintaining modern amenities like private bathrooms and flat-screen TVs. Family rooms offer separate sleeping areas and garden views, with spacious layouts that include sitting areas and dressing rooms. Each room is named after historical figures or rooms, like the Yellow Room and Laline's Bedroom.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The B&B is situated 60 km from London Luton Airport and within walking distance of the village's thatched cottages and two well-regarded pubs: the Angel and the Churchill Arms. Nearby attractions include Blenheim Palace, Bletchley Park, and the designer outlet at Bicester Village. Long Crendon Manor also provides easy access to Oxford and the scenic countryside of the Chiltern Hills.

Breakfast & Local Produce

The breakfast features locally sourced bacon and sausages, homemade raspberry jam, and marmalade with ginger, served in the 14th-century dining room. The manor operates an on-site artisan bakery that supplies fresh goods daily, including bread and pastries. Guests can also enjoy homemade fruit compote and freshly brewed coffee with their meal.

• History: 12th-century manor with links to Battle of Hastings and Magna Carta
• Activities: Tennis court, billiards, games room, gardens
• Dining: Exceptional breakfast with local produce and on-site bakery
• Location: Near Blenheim Palace, Bletchley Park, Bicester Village
• Rooms: Historically themed rooms with antique decor and garden views
• Pet-friendly: Dog-friendly environment with resident St Bernards