Attraction in Henley-on-Thames

Making it one of the oldest family homes still lived in today. When you visit Stonor, you will see why. It’s beautiful. Our historic building and sweeping grounds are breathtaking. And our family collection of art and artefacts is extraordinary. It’s fascinating. You can view the work of St. Edmund Campion, created when he was given refuge here in 1581. And outside sits our oldest resident: a perfectly preserved prehistoric stone circle.

The Chapel

Steeped in family history, the original Chapel of the Holy Trinity was built in the late 13th Century on the site of a prehistoric Stone Circle. Look closely at the southeast corner and you will see that it rests upon one of these mystical stones - a symbol of Christianity adopting the ancient site as its own.

Once inside, sunlight floods through the superb stained glass, lighting the chapel and allowing visitors to see Graham Greene’s great gift, a series of artworks called ‘Stations of the Cross’ by Jozef Janas, a Polish prisoner of war in World War II.

Only two other British chapels have always been catholic and we’re proud to say that mass and weddings continue to be celebrated here to this day.

Weddings

Your Dream Wedding location in over 250 acres of stunning parkland and gardens less than an hour from London.

Less than an hour from London and set within a dramatic, sweeping valley in the heart of the Chilterns, Stonor Park provides an idyllic setting for a wedding.For over 850 years the house and gardens have been host to celebrations and weddings for family and friends, making it the ideal venue for your perfect day.

Younger visitors can enjoy Wonder Woods adventure play park. Refreshments are available at the Pitstop café and Pantry located in the medieval hall. Through out the year stonor host a variety of events – please refer to the website for further information.