In July 2011, the National Trust was gifted Nuffield Place, between Wallingford and Henley. It is the former home of William Morris, Lord Nuffield, the inventor of the Morris motor car and Britain’s greatest philanthropist. He and his wife Elizabeth lived at Nuffield Place from 1933 until his death in 1963.
Kept remarkably intact since then, the house is a perfectly preserved 1930’s time capsule, providing a unique insight into the life of this extraordinary man.
* browse our small shop with gifts inspired by Lord Nuffield
* enjoy tea and cake in the former garage tea-room
* enjoy access to local woodland walks
* see our Lord Nuffield inspired exhibition
Type of organisation
Voluntary organisation
Legal status
Registered Charity
Main activity
Heritage
Area of activity
Berkshire and neighbouring counties
Parent organisation
National Trust
Charity number
205846
RVA member
Non-member
Voluntary
Voluntary
Map
Address line 1
Huntercombe
Town
Henley-on-Thames
County
Oxfordshire
Postcode
RG9 5RY
Is this location wheelchair accessible?
Yes