West Woodhay House

West Woodhay House is a stunning Grade I listed building located in West Berkshire, England, built in 1635 and often attributed to the architect Inigo Jones. This elegant two-storey red brick house features a central hall, projecting end wings, and a charming porch adorned with Ionic pillars. The property boasts picturesque views of a lawn and ornamental lake. Historically, it has been home to notable figures, including poet Sir Benjamin Rudyerd and MP William Sloper. Today, it remains a private residence, known for hosting the West Woodhay Garden Show, which benefits local charities, making it a point of interest for both tourists and researchers alike.