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Charney Manor
Charney Manor, a stunning Oxfordshire manor house, offers both residential retreats and day conferences and is located on the outskirts of the Village close to the Church.
The first authenticated Charter to mention Charney comes from the reign of Ethelred 968-1016. A certain parcel of land … called by the celebrated name of Cyrne.
The present Manor House was built, probably on the site of a timber Saxon house (possibly as long ago as 821), between 1250 and 1280 (and possibly as long ago as 1200), in limestone rubble, as a central hall with two-storey transverse wings at either end, together with various outbuildings. It has a 17th century wing as well as later alterations and additions. It is one of the oldest inhabited houses in Britain.
For much more information on the history of the Manor see the Charney Bassett History Website