Rhodes House on South Parks Road in Oxford was established in the will of Cecil Rhodes as a centre for scholars from the U.S.A., the British Empire and Germany, so called Rhodes Scholars.  The house is regarded as a memorial to Rhodes and home to the Rhodes Trustees in Oxford.

Designed by Sir Herbert Baker it is now a Grade II* Listed building that is described in the listing comments as featuring, "... an H-shaped plan, in the C17 style of the region, with great hall in the central range and reading rooms, library and stairs in the west wing; in the forecourt to the north a Classical rotunda with a copper-clad dome and a tetrastyle portico, two colums deep."