Located amidst 46 acres of picturesque English countryside, Dinton Hall is an iconic country manor steeped in rich British history that dates back 1,000 years to the reign of King William I, also known as William the Conqueror. The land was gifted to his brother, Lord Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, and the house is believed to have started construction in 1492, with expansions in the late 16th century and further additions during the 17th century and early Victorian times. After a painstaking renovation of nearly a decade, Dinton Hall has been transformed into a stunningly luxurious residence that is unrivalled among British manor homes. With a seamless blend of contemporary luxury and historic grandeur, the property is a rare combination of exquisite interior design, 21st-century engineering, and the preservation of its historic integrity, including original Jacobean style staircases and 18th and 19th-century panelling. This impressive Buckinghamshire mansion boasts a range of luxury amenities, including a 14-metre limestone indoor pool, an adjacent sauna and gym, a four-season orangery, and a catering kitchen. The west wing of the property houses a suite of guest rooms, while a staff apartment with a full kitchen and living room is located on the top floor. The magnificent orangery, with a custom and intricately designed marble Cosmati mosaic floor, is complemented by the adjacent pool and gym. The pre-eminent Albanian red marble makes a resplendent first impression on guests and can be enjoyed throughout all four seasons. Situated just an hour northwest of London and 11 miles from Oxford, Dinton Hall offers easy access to Oxford University, Michelin-starred restaurants, shopping, and cultural activities. Private jets can land at nearby Oxford Airport, while Heathrow Airport is a convenient 20-minute helicopter ride or a 25 to 45-minute chauffeur-driven car ride away. In addition to offering privacy and CCTV security, Dinton Hall provides a tranquil respite from city life for family and friends to enjoy, whether indulging in gardening, horseback riding, or other leisurely pursuits.