The Inn is long-established in Hambleden. Originally known as the Dog and Badger, the name reputedly changed to the Stag and Huntsman in 1820.
Estate Map
Hambleden
The Stag & Huntsman
Village Store & Post Office
Village Stores & Post Office
The Village Store and Post Office is one of the most important focal points of village life in Hambleden – it is the heart of the community.
The Woodland Lodge
The Woodland Lodge
A breath-taking Hunting Lodge that can seat 32 guests for a country banquette style wedding.
The Henley Showground
The Henley Showground
Find out moreDairy Lane Offices & Commercial Units
Dairy Lane Offices & Commercial Units
– Culden Faw Estate Office
– Ham Interiors
– Sojo Kitchen
– Henley District & Agricultural Association
– Garrick Steventon Pianos
Greenlands Park
Greenland Park & Embers Camping
A picturesque parkland location with a private lake, beautiful trees and the backdrop of The River Thames.
Lower Culham Farm
Lower Culham Farm
Farmed under a farming contract agreement.
Henley-on-Thames
Bremont
Bremont
Black Bears Polo Club
Black Bears Polo Club
A state-of-the-art, year round equestrian facility.
Lower Shiplake
Culham Court Cricket Ground
Culham Court Cricket Ground
The site consists of 3 full grass practice nets and 5 track cricket square, fully drained outfield with the standard pitched somewhere between semi professional and professional level in relation to surface quality.
Downloadable Public Rights of Way
The estate contains many miles of Public Rights of Way including footpaths, bridleways and permissive footpaths.
Whilst maintenance of the Rights of Way is a council responsibility, we as landowners are responsible for ensuring that vegetation does not encroach onto the route from the sides or above. If you feel a route has become blocked due to vegetation growth, or by a falling tree, please contact the Estate Office on 01491 571353.
A number of Public Rights of Way pass through fields containing livestock. Please keep your dogs under control at all times whilst on the estate but especially when passing through areas containing livestock, and in the Deer Park at Culham Court.