Cogges Manor Farm

An ancient farm nestled in the historic market town of Witney, Cogges Manor Farm is a centuries-old estate renowned for its rich heritage, stunning walled garden and friendly farm animals. The property's long history includes a mention in the Domesday Book of 1806, being held by kings Henry VII and Henry VIII, and being the property of Thomas Pope, founder of Trinity College Oxford as well as the High Sheriff of Oxfordshire. Visitors can enjoy a tour of the manor, the kitchen, as well as pay a visit to the farm animals. The property is also available as a venue for weddings, concerts, theatre and events.