Whichford House

Whichford House
The south front of Whichford House
LocationWhichford, Cotswolds, England
Architectural style(s)Georgian with earlier elements
Listed Building – Grade II*
Designated20 January 1967
Reference no.1116069

Whichford House is a Grade II* listed Georgian country house situated in the village of Whichford, in the northern Cotswolds, England. Described by historians as "the finest rectory in the Cotswolds", the house exemplifies the architectural evolution of English domestic buildings across four centuries, blending 17-century origins with grand Georgian design. It is also noted for formal gardens originally laid out by landscape architect James Russell and later revived by Judith Sharpe.

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