Peter and Melanie Miller-Smith welcome you to their family home – a substantial and historic house situated alongside the village green and the medieval causeway in the Oxfordshire village of Steventon.
Our guests' comfort is paramount. All rooms are centrally heated and have en-suite facilities, except for two single rooms. We offer flexible accommodation equipped with double rooms, single rooms and a self-contained annexe and stable conversion, both with fully fitted kitchen.
Parts of Home Farm House date from around 1360 and the front part of the building is Georgian. The house is furnished with beautiful antiques and has many original features including oak beams, inglenook fireplaces and wood panelling.
Steventon is set in beautiful countryside a few miles south of Abingdon, near Didcot and some 12 miles from the dreaming spires of Oxford.
The location is ideal for those holidaying in Oxfordshire or business visitors to the region. In particular our guests find it an ideal location for Thames Path walks through the Thames Valley.

Home Farm House Accommodation
We offer two double rooms, one twin bedded room and two single rooms – all recently redecorated. We also have double-bedded rooms in a self-contained stable conversion and an annexe (with fully equipped kitchen in both) available for bed and breakfast or longer term lets.
The drawing room where breakfast is served is available for guests to relax and watch television in the evening.
The B&B part of the house has its own access and separate staircase to the rooms. The stable conversion and annexe have their own access from the garden.

All rooms have:
• en-suite bathroom/shower and toilet facilities (except for one single room)
• colour television
• tea and coffee-making facilities
• hairdryer
• central heating
• wireless broadband internet access

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