Hambleden is best known for the village itself with its cluster of charming brick and flint cottages grouped round the old water pump, with the church and lych-gate flanking one side of the village square. However, the Estate with its 1,000 acres of beech woodlands, rolling pastures and hidden valleys also has a multitude of natural features such as a stunning Lime Avenue, two quarries and several amphitheatres set in glorious woodland.