Nuffield sits just over four miles east of Wallingford, The ancient Ridgeway path runs through the parish, alongside the scheduled ancient monument Grim's Ditch, and the Chiltern Way crosses its northern edge. Holy Trinity Church has Norman origins. It is home to Nuffield Place, home from 1933 until his death in 1963 to William Morris, Lord Nuffield, a founder of Morris Motors and one of the great philanthropists of his day, who took his title from the village. The house, preserved much as he left it, is now run by the National Trust. The parish is also home to Huntercombe Golf Club.
With over 25 years’ experience in the area Winterbrook approaches each let in the villages with a focus on clarity, careful presentation and targeted exposure, ensuring properties are introduced to the right audience rather than simply listed widely. Identifying the strong links to Henley on Thames and the commuter audience.
