Everything you need to know for a memorable day out in Oxfordshire at Milton Manor House.
Milton Manor House in Oxfordshire, is open to the public on selected dates throughout the year.
Please ensure you check our opening dates before planning your visit.
Snowdrop Weekend
Saturday 14th (St Valentine), Sunday 15th
2pm to 5pm with last admission at 4.30pm
4th, 5th, 6th
(Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday)
2pm to 5pm with last admission at 4.30pm
16th to 31st inclusive
2pm to 5pm with last admission at 4.30pm
16th to 31st inclusive
2pm to 5pm with last admission at 4.30pm
Opening dates may be subject to change due to private events, maintenance, or unforeseen circumstances. We recommend checking our website or calling ahead before your visit.
The house and grounds are closed to visitors from mid-November until the following March to allow for essential conservation work and to respect the family’s private use of the home.
Occasionally, the house may be closed for weddings, corporate events, or filming. All closures are advertised in advance on our website and social media channels.
Milton Manor House is not open daily. Opening times apply only on published opening dates. We strongly advise confirming dates before making travel arrangements.
2:15 PM, and then at regular intervals until closing time
Just ask on arrival for the next tour
2:00 PM — 5:00 PM
Last admission 4:30 PM
2:00 PM — 4:30 PM
Light refreshments available
Please note: House tours are limited to small groups of up to 15 people to preserve the intimate character of the home.
We are, however, happy to organise additional special opening days for parties in excess of 15 people for which you can contact us.
Tour of the house and access to grounds and gardens
UNDER 14 YEARS OLD
Tour of the house and access to grounds and gardens
Garden and grounds only
UNDER 14 YEARS OLD
Garden and grounds only
Please note: Cash only.
Milton Manor House
Milton
Near Abingdon
Oxfordshire OX14 4EN
20 minutes from Oxford, easily accessible from the A34. Complimentary parking available for all visitors on site.
Didcot Parkway station is 4 miles away. Taxi services available from the station, or connect via local bus routes to Abingdon.
Regular services connect Milton village with Abingdon and Oxford. The house is a pleasant 10-minute walk from the village bus stop.
We are committed to ensuring Milton Manor House is as accessible as possible to all visitors. While the historic nature of the building presents limitations, we provide the following facilities:
Step-free access to gardens and tea room
Assistance dogs welcome throughout
Accessible parking spaces near entrance
Accessible toilet facilities
If you have specific accessibility requirements or questions, please contact us in advance so we can ensure your visit is as comfortable as possible. We welcome discussions about how we can best accommodate your needs.
Locally sourced light refreshments, homemade cakes, and afternoon tea.
A selection of books by Anthony Mockler-Barrett and postcards of the Manor House available to buy
Accessible toilets and disabled parking available near the entrance.
Designated outdoor seating in the grounds for visitors.
We welcome groups, societies, and educational institutions. Private tours and exclusive access can be arranged outside regular opening hours for a more intimate experience.
Milton Manor House is a lived-in family home, cared for across generations. We ask that visitors treat the house, gardens, and furnishings with respect and consideration.
Children are warmly welcomed, though we request parents supervise them closely, both in the grounds where there may be hazards and particularly in the house where many items are fragile and irreplaceable.
Photography is permitted in the gardens but not inside the house. We kindly ask that you do not touch furniture, paintings, or objects unless invited to do so by a guide.
Your understanding helps us preserve this special place for future generations
Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning once again, we hope your experience at Milton Manor House will be peaceful, memorable, and enriching.