Middle Aston House, Sir John Baker

Middle Aston House is an independent rural retreat set within 20 acres of stunning Oxfordshire countryside. It is the perfect venue to host your conference, learning & development training session. You can also organise a group weekend retreat or a special occasion, or launch a new product.

Whether you are a new or existing client, our key focus is ensuring that your needs are met. We have a great range of both indoor and outdoor activities available for you.

There are a number of meeting rooms, plenty of outdoor space, accommodation, and an experienced kitchen and management team. Combine this to put on an event that your guests deserve.

Aerial view of the Terrace at Middle Aston House
As a small, but perfectly formed team. All of our staff share the same values and are readily available to support you during your stay.

Middle Aston House offers an environment which is quite unique. Arriving here, you will find it impossible not to relax and enjoy the stunning location. We are sure you will leave here feeling refreshed and ready to take on the world.

We look forward to welcoming you soon.

Bobbie and the team.

Located within the main house with uninterrupted views of the Oxfordshire countryside.

Sir John Baker owned Middle Aston House in 1558. He rose to prominence under Henry VIII. Dying in office as Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the reign of Elizabeth. Some of Sir John’s renovations are still standing, including the ice house, the granary, and the bailiff’s house.

The Sir John Baker Room is on the first floor of the main house. With a large feature bay window, it is particularly light and airy, and can hold up to 35 delegates theatre style. Or, 20 boardroom style. All our rooms have projectors and screens, flip charts and WiFi.