Youlbury House

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Youlbury House
The Youlbury House, shrouded in natural splendor, stands as a contemporary beacon amid the verdancy of its woodland surroundings.
Location	Near Boars Hill, Oxfordshire
Coordinates	51°43′29″N 1°18′21″W / 51.7246016°N 1.3058583°W / 51.7246016; -1.3058583
Built	1969–1971
Architect	Hal Moggridge
Architectural style(s)	Modernist
Listed Building – Grade II
Official name	Youlbury House
Reference no.	1393396
Location of Youlbury House in Oxfordshire

Youlbury House is a Grade II listed modernist house located in the Youlbury Woods near the Youlbury Scout Activity Centre and the Boars Hill in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. It was designed by Hal Moggridge and built from 1969 to 1971 for Lord Goodhart (William Goodhart QC). The house is noted for its architectural significance and the close rapport between the client and the architect. It is also recognized for preserving the historical elements of the original Victorian garden of the renowned archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans.