Stuart House

Stuart House lies on the eastern side of Marsh Baldon Green. It dates from 1754 and is one of only three Marsh Baldon residences mentioned in Pevsner’s “The Buildings of England”*. It is mentioned as an example of “banded limestone”, i.e. alternate bands of large and small stones, used to decorative effect, which is only found in a few places in Oxfordshire.

  

Stuart House - photo dated 1987-9

 

A white door and window in a stone building

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Stuart House, front aspect showing detail of banding (Photo c.2025)
 
* The Buildings of England: Oxfordshire and the South-East, Simon Bradley, Nikolaus Pevsner and Jennifer Sherwood.