Remains Of Oxenford Grange

The remains of Oxenford Grange are located on Milford Road in Witley. These walls, which are thought to date from the 13th and 14th centuries, are built in a Gothic style. They consist of sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and thin sandstone slabs that form the voussoirs of a window arch. The plinth and the wall above extend for approximately 10 metres and rise to about 7 metres high in the center. On the north side, there are offset buttresses flanking a decorative 3-light window and a roundel. It is believed that these remains are part of Oxenford Grange, which was a dependency of the Cistercian Abbey of Waverley and was granted to William Fitzwilliam. The site was later purchased by the Viscounts Middleton, who built a house there but demolished it after completing Peper Harow House in 1775.