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Lovely self catering log cabin with its own private hot tub, located in peaceful residential area next to the historic Crouch Hill. Located only 1 mile from Broughton Castle, 6 miles from Soho Farmhouse, 15 miles from Bicester Village and 19 miles from Oxford & Stratford. Close to local amenities and countryside walks near by. We have mobile beauty therapist that will also come to the cabin if you would like a massage or facial, this must be booked in advance so please do let us know.

Studio log cabin with Kingsize bed and sofa bed suitable for children or 1 adult. Open plan snug, kitchen and dining area with separate bathroom. Lovely decking area with hot tub. The Space is suitable for either 2 Adults and 1 child or 3 Adults.We advise that people with Heart condition who are pregnant, have high blood pressure or skin diseases or disorders to not use the hot as we cannot be held responsible for any illness or accidents that may occur. Treatment lists Full Facial £50.00 Full Body Massage £50.00 Back massage and Indian head massage £50.00 Back massage £30.00 Indian Head Massage £30.00 If you would like to book any treatments then please please let us know.

Very quiet residential area located on the outskirts of Banbury with local amenities close by. The Easington is the local Ember Inns pub and restaurant and can be easily walked in under 10 minutes. There are also lovely village pubs situated in the neighbouring villages of Bloxham, Broughton and North Newington, all of which are approximately 2 miles away and can be walked, should you wish.

HOT TUB INCLUDED IN THE RATE FOR ALL BOOKINGS FOR MARCH 2020. A beautiful modern family home offering spacious living accommodation with 6 en-suite bedrooms and large grounds. Although in a peaceful rural location the house is close to all major towns to include, Stratford Upon Avon, Warwick, Oxford and Leamington. This beautiful luxury property is only 4.5 miles from Soho Farmhouse in Great Tew.

Accommodation set over ground, first and second floor offering large open entrance hall with open staircase rising to en-suite bedrooms. Ground floor offers bright and beautifully furnished drawing room with inglenook fireplace. There is also a multi-media system, surround sound music system providing music to the ground floor of the property. There is a dining room which offers seating for up to 20 people for formal dining. The Large well equipped kitchen offers a AGA along with a further eye level oven, 2 x 4 ring hob, dishwasher, fridge and all other necessary items for a well equipped kitchen. The kitchen leads to a large utility area which offers washing machine, dryer, american fridge freezer and pantry. Also leading directly from the kitchen to walk directly in to a further TV/sitting area and in turn leads through to a conservatory with further seated dining. Within the main house there are 5 en-suite double bedrooms 2 of which offer family accommodation with double beds plus double sofa beds. The master suite offers a jacuzzi bath and double shower and his and hers wash basins. All other bedrooms offer either bath or shower en-suite facilities. The 6th double bedroom is situated in the annexe right next to the main house. The gardens extend to 6 acres and are approached via a double electric gate and lead to a gravelled driveway to the double front doors. At the rear of the property there is ample seating for 20 people and loungers for 8. BBQ facilities are available and a hot tub is available at an additional cost of £200 for the duration of your stay at the house. The property is rented as a whole and therefore guests have the full use of the property and gardens. The host will meet & greet the guests and will be available on call for the duration of the stay. The host will also check out guests on departure. The property is situated in the Oxfordshire Countryside and very private. There are golf courses and riding stables closeby. There is no public transport available close by. If required, a cleaner can be made available at an additional cost. If your rental is for 7 nights plus a weekly clean is included in the rate.

The property is located just off a country road set within 6 acres of grounds surrounded by open countryside. The property is on its own. Close by there are golf courses, riding stables, public houses and restaurants.

Just outside London M40 junction 9 20 minutes from the Dreaming Spires of Oxford Close to: Blenheim Palace Rousham House Waddesdon Manor Bicester Village Kirtlington Park Polo School(website hidden) You will find a beautiful rural retreat, the ultimate in a Glamping experience. Relax and unwind in our paddock pod.

You will find the pod has a tactile, calming quality to its appearance. The accommodation sleeps two adults for a perfect romantic getaway. Stargazing from your bed is an option, however the porthole can be covered from the inside if you wish to have a lie in. This special accommodation is in a child-free/pet free area in a sheltered corner of the paddock, with its own eating area and plenty of free parking. The Pod is deceivingly spacious and unique, inside is an exclusive experience, an opportunity not to be missed. The accommodation includes a microwave, small fridge,kettle, toaster, sandwich maker. DVD/ iPod player. Under floor heating to maintain an ambient temperature, with touch screen controls. There are ample mains sockets, plenty of storage, dimmer switches, and sofas that covert to a double bed or twin singles. Front door with small decking area and lighting looking out onto the unspoilt Oxfordshire countryside. The ensuite shower unit is complete with sink,hot and cold water and mains toilet. The Pod is fully insulated, warm and cosy in the colder months and cool in the summer. The Pod (or as my sister calls it 'The little hug') lends itself beautifully to a GAS BBQ (provided). Sitting in front of the setting sun with the expanse of green in front of you could not be a better view in all seasons.

The Pod is nestled between two of Oxfordshire's prettiest villages, Kirtlington, has two public houses on offer, The Oxford Arms (closed Sunday pm and Wednesday pm ) and The Dashwood ( also closed sun pm) In the adjacent village of Bletchingdon, the recently reopened pub, The Blacks head, offers good local pub food and beers . Bletchingdon also boasts a newly opened Co op well stocked . Hampton Poyle ( approx 1 mile ) has an excellent pub called The Bell, and not closed on Sunday's . Recommended for Breakfast/lunches , a very popular spot at Weston on the Green, The Milk Shed. (Closed Mondays) Or if you fancy browsing an antiques centre close by , with an excellent cafe the Antiques flight Centre at Weston on the Green is worth a browse .

Honeycomb Cottage is a lovely 18th C beamed cottage with woodburner, beautifully furnished, tucked away in a quiet location down a pretty country lane with a lovely ford at the end. A cosy retreat from which to explore the Cotswolds. Soho Farmhouse a short drive away. Beautiful walks from the door.

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Our self-contained, beautifully appointed annexe offers easy access to Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds. With a super comfy king-sized bed, large shower/wet room, ample parking, stunning views and nearby station to Oxford, London or even Worcester. The nearby station is a two minute walk with regular trains into Oxford that take just 10 minutes before you are in the centre of Oxford City. Blenheim Palace is also within walking distance and there's a wealth of amenities in the village.

A self-contained, quiet and beautifully furnished large double room with en-suite facilities. The room overlooks Pinsley Woods and surrounding beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. It features a king-sized bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and a spacious seating area. Tea and coffee making facilities are in the room, as well as a fridge and toaster. A continental breakfast will be supplied in the fridge. The ensuite comprises of a large shower/wet room, toilet and washbasin unit. Towels are provided.

Long Hanborough is perfectly placed to explore the delights of Oxford as well as the surrounding Cotswold countryside. We are a 5 minute walk from the train station which can take you to Oxford in 10 minutes, or even London in just over an hour. The village is very well catered for with a great pub serving good food all day just 2 minutes walk from our property. There is also a post office, large Co-op convenience store (with cash point), fantastic fish and chip shop, petrol station and doctors and dentists should the need arise! Blenheim Palace is a short drive away, and can even be accessed on foot through the neighbouring village of Bladon, so we are perfectly placed for accommodation if you are attending an event there.

Located in the original farm yard of Manor House Farm, in the heart of the Cotswold village of Duns Tew, the stables have been carefully remodeled to create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The building is tucked in the corner of the old farmyard in a secluded spot and has a small south facing patio area perfect for relaxing with a glass of wine in the evening sun. Duns Tew is an ideal location to explore the Cotswolds, and is within 30 mins of Oxford, Blenheim Palace and Bicester village.

There is a ladder stair to the bedroom mezzanine. There is also a day bed with single mattress as an option for an additional guest. There is no bath but a generous shower and plenty of hot water The kitchen includes a 2 ringed hob and full size oven, fridge, cooking utensils, toaster and kettle. Tea, coffee, milk and a welcome cake will be awaiting you.

The White horse pub is a 2 minute walk and has a great menu. Breakfast can be organised by prior arrangement! The Yurt Cafe in Nicholsons plant center is perfect for morning coffee or an Al Fresco lunch. There are lovely walks staight from the house or alternatively your a 5 minute drive from the tow path of the Oxford canal in Somerton.

Rural views from two cosy, quiet double bedrooms. Sit by a lovely pond visited by birds and dragonflies, and bats at dusk. Ancient village with 12th-century church and an old village pub serving excellent food. 2 miles from station— trains take 1h14m to London, 12m to Oxford.

Osborne House, built around 1790, is situated on the edge of the Cotswolds and is the perfect base from which to explore Oxford and nearby Blenheim Palace. You have at your disposal an entirely self-contained two double bedroom apartment attached to our family home but accessible via its own separate entrance, so you can be as private as you wish. On the ground floor is a newly-fitted kitchen and a comfortable sitting area with TV. Wireless internet access is available throughout. Upstairs there are two lovely bedrooms, the first with views towards the village church, and the second looking out over neighbouring fields. Both have double beds, and a separate single mattress can also be made available if required. There is a new bathroom with a shower over the bath; towels are supplied.

Church Hanborough is among the prettiest villages of its size in Oxfordshire, set amidst gorgeous countryside, with invigorating walks through fields and woodland, and all just 20 minutes' drive from the dreaming spires of Oxford. The Hand and Shears pub is next door where lunch and evening meals are served (see their website for a menu). They also do very good takeaway fish and chips.

A warm welcome to enjoy a cozy but very comfortable single room in a quiet residential road in Banbury very close to the Horton hospital and Sainsbury’s and walking distance from the train station and the centre of town with its many amenities. Breakfast of cereals, toast, juices, tea and coffee included. There is also a bigger double room available.

The room is small but cozy with everything needed for a comfortable night’s stay. The room includes a comfortable chair with reading light. A laptop friendly folding table for guests staying for work or study. The room has WiFi and a tv with Freeview play, Netflix and built in DVD player. There is hanging space and drawers to store your belongings and a fan/heater to ensure you have the room just as you prefer. Guests have full access to the bathroom which is opposite the room and the shower room and kitchen facilities downstairs.

Our house is on a quiet residential road minutes from the Horton hospital and Sainsbury’s supermarket with petrol station, pharmacy, cafe, sushi bar, hot food takeaway counter and deli. We are less than 15 minutes walk from the train station and the centre of Banbury with its historic buildings and statues, cinema, museum and wide choice of shopping and eating opportunities

Near Soho Farmhouse, Blenheim Palace and Bicester Village, this spacious Annex in a quiet village will be a delightful stay. We are located very central to near by cities/towns (Woodstock, Chipping Norton, Oxford, Cotswolds etc) which will give you a variety of choices to visit.

Private off road parking for 2 cars. The annex has an oak entrance door leading to the kitchen which has a toaster, coffee maker, kettle, oven, microwave, large fridge freezer and gas hob. A complimentary breakfast of cereal/croissants is provided on request. Coffee, tea, sugar, jams, milk and butter are also provided. A small stair case follows on to the luxury spacious living room where there is a small table and chairs for working on or dining on. Free view is shown on our 32” flat screen. The bedroom and living room is separated by concertina oak doors. The decent sized bedroom consists of a double bed, two touch lamps, two bedside drawers, built in hanging area and a large set of drawers. This is followed by a stylish tiled bathroom with shower also with concertina oak doors. You also have access to a lawn with bench seating are next to car port.

The village has an award winning Lebanese restaurant, pub, park and a small shop.

Our attractive Granary Loft is a period conversion full of character set within a range of former farm buildings & gardens. It is self contained with twin beds, a comfortable lounge area, ensuite shower room & a pretty kitchen & dining area , A welcome breakfast basket is provided. We have a great pub in the village, an excellent shop & a regular bus service to Oxford 45 mins. 17mins by train(station 5 mins by car) Close to Blenheim Palace, Rousham House Bicester Village & the Cotswolds.

Well equipped for two guests for dining, with fridge, microwave, two ring hob & kitchen cupboard essentials. A very nice breakfast basket is also provided. Free Wi Fi. Comfo

Steeple Aston is a delightful & interesting village with a traditional pub & excellent shop. Well placed for Oxford,Woodstock and Blenheim Palace, The Cotswolds, Bicester Village and Soho Farmhouse.

Studio 3 is part of Hempton Lodge, which is set at the eastern edge of the peaceful rural village of Hempton. A 15 minute walk to the village green of Deddington, which boasts a fabulous food emporium, traditional pubs, a designer clothing boutique, and art gallery. Chipping Norton is a 15 minute drive to the west, making this property the perfect location for exploring the entire Heart of England region.

Built in the 18th century, Hempton Lodge is a family home with a wealth of character, provided by the two artist owners and their children. A private entrance at the rear of the Lodge, away from the road, guarantees a most peaceful stay. The secluded garden for guests faces west, capturing the last of the sun each evening - just right for settling into the dinner hour with a glass of wine. A stable door from the garden opens into a hallway between the kitchen and bedroom, with a tranquil shower room in between. The studio sleeps two people in a UK double bed, in one bedroom, which has a cupboard for linen and clothes storage, and a separate hanging rail. The kitchen is well equipped for simple cooking: washing machine, induction hobs, micro-combi oven, fridge with freezer compartment, toaster and kettle and a dining table.

Studio 3 is in close proximity by car to the Cotswolds, Oxford, Soho Farmhouse, Aynho, and there are numerous footpaths from the property to explore the local countryside.

Kate and Carl welcome you to Spring Cottage, a comfortable, ground-floor studio with en-suite facilities built in 2017. It's an ideal base for visiting the Cotswolds, Oxford, Blenheim Palace, Silverstone and Stratford-upon-Avon, or relaxing after a day's shopping in Bicester Village. The cottage is located on our smallholding at the edge of the picturesque village of Steeple Aston.

We have designed and furnished Spring Cottage with your comfort and convenience in mind. Much of the work has been carried out by local crafts people and we have used reclaimed materials where possible. Prepare a meal from tasty local ingredients, then relax in front of a film, or curl up with a book in the cozy sitting area. Please let us know if you prefer 2 twin beds, or a double bed.

People from all walks of life are welcome here - LGBQT and straight alike. All I ask is that you treat my place respectfully. Lovely three storey Victorian terrace with recently decorated double bedroom and en-suite bathroom with separate power shower. (Second room available on request (please see separate listing). Well equipped kitchen, free WiFi, TV, blue tooth speakers, toiletries supplied. Just minutes walk from Banbury town centre, bus and train stations.

Beautiful three storey Victorian town house. You will have the space to yourself. You will have the run of the ground floor living areas, and the top floor - bedroom and bathroom. If you have booked the one bedroomed option, the middle floor is not part of your accommodation, please do not use either of those rooms. Double bedroom and adjoining bathroom (the only one in the house), as well as full use of the kitchen, dining room and living room with WIFI and internet TV. Downstairs cloakroom. Back garden where you can bbq - weather permitting! (disposable bbqs in the kitchen cupboard). Please see separate listing if you are interested in having the house for 4 people (2 separate double bedrooms but one shared bathroom which is only accessible via the main bedroom on the top floor).

This is largely a residential neighbourhood and once in the house, you would never guess you were almost in town.

The room is in a Georgian Town house which is a Grade 2 listed building. The accommodation is spread over four floors and decor is manly in keeping with the period of the house. Centrally located with easy access to the road network, train and bus stations and the town centre. A bus to Oxford stops just a few metres from the house. There are supermarkets are nearby and a variety of pubs, restaurants and takeaway outlets.

You will be able to use the kitchen, bathroom and either reception room.

I love living here because it is so central, with easy access to Oxford And Birmingham. Banbury is a lovely market town and the surrounding villages are beautiful . Great area for walking, or just a stroll along the canal .

Beautifully decorated with clean rooms throughout the home. It's a 5 minute walk to the bus stop which is every 20 minutes into oxford city centre and bus to Woodstock.it is a 10 minute walk to the shops in Kidlington. Tea and coffee in bedroom. For a second person there is a extra charge.

The barn is set in the land of an old farm house in the historical Village of Kings Sutton, and has been tastefully converted in to a modern living space. The accommodation comprises: Large kitchen sitting room, with WIFI and Connected TV. A mezzanine bedroom with double bed (sleeps 2 or 2 +baby in cot) A small seperate bedroom that can be laid out as a King or 2 single beds A small tasteful bathroom and a utility room. Full use of a shared garden (with own private area) and Hot Tub

A traditional and beautiful English village with good transport links. A highly recommended public house with excellent food and another pub great for drinks and bar meals. Train station within 6 minutes walk offering access to London, Oxford, Birmingham, Bicester Village shopping etc. Small shop and post office Great for walking (Hill, countryside, canals) Great for cycling

We have two rooms available, next to each other. We are surrounded by great Pubs and restaurants that we would be happy to recommend, including Soho Farmhouse a small 5-10 minute drive away.

Room 3 is the second of our two rooms. It is an ample double sized room and is very comfortable and well presented. The room has a lovely outlook and is quiet and peaceful. Our house is next to wonderful countryside walks with amazing views! There is a snug lounge for our guests. Offering T.V. B.T. Infinity for viewing movies etc and a wide selection of DVD's.

Our village is a small one on the edge of two valleys, amazing views and walks. The next village which is a mile away and can be walked has pubs and restaurants so you have no need to drive.

Small, clean, but cosy, single room with an en suite. Quiet, residential area. Parking space. Use of kitchen & facilities. Tea & coffee provided.

The Quail House is a beautifully stylish 1750's Cotswold barn, sleeping 6 across 3 bedrooms in a super king-size double, a king-size double and a bunkbed children’s room. Close to Soho Farmhouse, Chipping Norton, Woodstock and Banbury, this stunning barn conversion has a gorgeous living room, fully equipped kitchen/dining area, a wet room and a bathroom with a roll-top bath. Also secure front and rear gardens, with a play area, lawn and patios. One well-behaved dog (small/medium) is accepted*.

(*Dogs: One well-behaved dog is welcome at the cottage at an additional cost of £30. Please let us know if you will be bringing a dog and we will then revise your booking confirmation.) The Quail House is a beautiful Cotswold barn, originally built in the 1750s and lovingly converted into a stylish, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom country retreat close to Soho Farmhouse, Chipping Norton, Woodstock and Banbury. Sleeping 6 across a super king-size double, a king-size double and a bunkbed children’s room, this stunning barn conversion has a gorgeous living room, fully equipped kitchen/dining area, a wet room and a bathroom with a huge walk-in shower and a roll-top bath to die for. A secure front and rear garden, with a play area, lawn and patios make this home ideal for families. One well-behaved dog (small/medium) is accepted. As you step through the main gate from Manor Road into the front garden you are greeted with the view of an immaculate barn conversion, bordered by a manicured garden with a patio and children’s play area. A large glass-fronted porch draws visitors up the steps, across the lawn to the front door to discover what lies beyond the cleverly converted and charmingly decorated The Quail House. Head through the front door and into the Living Room and you will immediately feel that you have made a great choice for your Cotswold holiday. The combination of original features - from the solid oak floor (cut from a single Oak tree) to vaulting full-height beams - with contemporary finishes, high-end appliances, fabulous beds, a luxury bathroom and wet room and a glorious outdoor space, make The Quail House an exceptional holiday property. The village of Sandford St Martin is a great location for exploring Oxford (14 miles), Woodstock and Blenheim (7 miles) and the north-eastern end of the Cotswolds, particularly Chipping Norton, just 7 miles away. It is a very pretty and tranquil village, with mostly period, Cotswold ironstone houses and a church, St Martin’s, dating back to 1273. Opposite the church is the impressive Sandford Park, a Grade II* listed building built in 1700 with a 18th-century wing. Take a stroll around the village to the cricket green and you’ll feel as if you have stepped back in time. Walk a little further on one of the many footpaths and bridleways to the picturesque villages of Ledwell, Little Tew and Great Tew. Despite being in a tiny little village off the tourist track, The Quail House has the benefit of good road links to junctions 9 and 10 of the M40, just 12 miles and 9 miles to the south-west and east respectively, making the journey just over two hours to either Central London or Birmingham.   Property Facilities  Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms across 1 super-king size bedroom, 1 king size bedroom and one bunkbed room (2 singles)  2 bathrooms: 1 upstairs family bathroom with rolltop bath, shower, washbasin, WC; 1 downstairs wet room with walk-in shower, washbasin and WC.  Parking – on street: unlimited, free  Private enclosed front and rear garden – safe for children + 1 dog  Fireplace with wood burner – starter logs and kindling supplied  All bed linen, bath and hand towels and tea towels provided  Hairdryer x1  Kitchen Starter Pack: teabags, ground coffee, sugar, milk, salt & pepper, cooking oil  Cleaning Starter Pack: dishwasher tablets, scourer, cloth, washing up liquid, bin bags, kitchen paper  Bathroom starter pack: hand soap, shampoo, shower gel and toilet paper  Heating and hot water via central heating with Nest and individual thermostat controls  Dog bed for small dog. Water and food bowl.  Free Wi-Fi  TV – large flat screen Smart TV with Freeview, Apple TV and Netflix  Games: chess set and family board games  Child friendly: superb play area in the garden and children’s bunk bedroom with toys.  Fully equipped kitchen with toaster, kettle, coffee maker, utensils, crockery, cutlery, glassware (champagne flutes, tumblers and wine and water glasses) cafetiere, bakeware, food preparation (grater, jug, sieve, saucepans, bread bin)  Oven/hob: Smeg, 5-burner hob with wide oven  Microwave  Dishwasher  Fridge-Freezer  Washer-dryer machine  Ironing board, iron, clothes airer  Vacuum cleaner  Baby/Child Equipment: highchair, travel cot (cot linen not supplied), changing mat  Outdoor patios/seating areas  Garden furniture – seats 6 at dining area; 6 on BBQ patio; 2 on front patio. Cushions found in porch and master bed.  BBQ (gas) – large Spirit barbecue, gas supplied  Safety equipment: fire extinguisher, fire blanket, carbon monoxide monitor, smoke/heat alarm. Full Property Description Ground Floor Entrance Hall/Cloakroom The welcoming, spacious and bright entrance porch is the perfect place to hang coats, put on or take off shoes and boots, while perched on the pretty bench, and drop down bags of shopping or suitcases before entering the main house. The stone flooring makes it ideal for storing muddy footwear, while a boot rack will help dry out any footwear that’s been caught in a shower. Living Room At the heart of the property is the Living Room, a fantastic room for relaxing and socialising. It is a warm and welcoming space radiating its history from the 18th century exposed beams and a solid oak floor, cut from a single Oak tree, yet feels contemporary with the grey-taupe colourway and splashes of orange and yellow. This spacious room is flooded with light from two sets of French doors opening to the rear garden and windows overlooking the front garden. At the centre of the room are two sink-in sofas, a large coffee table and a Chesney wood burning stove (kindling and logs provided to get you going). A large, flat screen Smart TV is cleverly concealed behind the mirror over the fireplace and has access to Freeview, Apple TV and Netflix. In the corner by the window is an inviting armchair with a reading light, a lovely spot to sit and watch the children in the garden or read a book. A vintage sideboard, chest of drawers and bookcase provide the finishing touches. The Kitchen / Dining Area To the left of the Living Room is the fully equipped Kitchen and Dining Area opening out through French doors to the rear garden. The bright and airy kitchen would delight any chef with its plentiful storage and preparation space, polished granite surfaces, high-end appliances, including a 5-burner Smeg hob and double-width oven and Miele fridge/freezer, and full range of bakeware and utensils. The kitchen’s pretty windows overlook the front garden - perfect for keeping an eye on children playing while you cook or clear up. At the opposite end to the kitchen is a dining area with a striking exposed Cotswold stone wall and a retro rectangular table and seating for six, plus a highchair. French doors open to the pretty rear garden and a patio with a second table and seating for six. (Please see ‘Outside’ for details of the gardens and patios.) Bedroom One – Master The vaulted ceiling and original A-frame set the scene for the striking Master Bedroom, with its super-king size bed, exposed stone walls, whitewashed floorboards and French doors opening out to the rear garden. The bedroom is furnished with a 3-door cupboard, full-length mirror, bedside tables with reading lamps, a pretty dressing table with a triple mirror, seat and power point with a hairdryer. A comfy armchair, positioned near the French doors, provides a lovely place to sit and relax. Downstairs Wet Room/WC Sitting between the Master Bedroom and Bunkbed Room is the small, but very stylish, Wet Room, featuring charcoal black floor-to-ceiling tiling. The room is equipped with a rain shower, WC, heated towel rail, and washbasin. Alcove shelving provides space for personal items, or you can light tealight candles to create a distinctively spa-like feel. (Note: there is a step up into the Wet Room from the hallway.) Bedroom Three (bunkbed room) Overlooking the front garden, the bunkbed room is a fabulous room for children, with lots of space to sleep and play. The room has a play table and chairs, an A-frame blackboard with chalks, a mini rocking horse and a pirate’s toy castle! It is a bright and airy room, but blackout blinds as well as curtains will ensure a good night’s sleep! The bedroom has a wardrobe with chest of drawers, which also houses the iron and ironing board. The second wardrobe is an airing cupboard where guests will find a travel cot, baby changing mat and clothes airer. Upstairs Mezzanine Sitting Area Stairs lead up from the Living Room to a mezzanine level close to the eaves of the Quail House. At the top of the stairs is a delightful seating area, with a two-seater sofa, double pouf, table and lamp. A telescope is positioned under a Velux skylight window, inviting you to view the stars in the inky blue sky, with little, if any, light pollution. (Instructions for the telescope are not available, please use with care.) Bedroom Two From the seating area, cross over an elevated walkway to this light and airy dual-aspect king-size bedroom, with views over the front and rear garden through Velux skylights (with blinds). The room has a beautiful, exposed Cotswold ironstone wall and is furnished with an antique desk with drawers, bedside tables with lamps, a comfy armchair and a hanging rail plus wall hooks for robes and jackets. Family Bathroom This beautiful bathroom with its contemporary Moorish styling, polished limestone flooring and tiles, roll top bath and wet room-style, walk-in shower calls out to be used for relaxation. The bath is perfectly positioned under the Velux skylights, so that guests can lie back and watch the night sky or the early morning sunrise. A washbasin is set in a pretty, retro sideboard, while the toilet is offset for privacy. A large, heated towel rail is big enough to keep several towels dry. Outside The Quail House has two immaculate, private and enclosed gardens to the front and rear of the house. Stepping in through the grey-green entrance gate from the road you’ll be greeted by five amphitheatre-style steps up to the front lawn, with a children’s play area to the right including a treehouse on 4ft stilts, a slide and a rope swing all under a beautiful ash tree, and a little wooden playhouse full of garden toys! Beyond the lawn, to the side of the entrance porch, is a patio with a small bistro-style table, chairs and a parasol. Raised borders with fragrant lavender bushes and other bee and bug-friendly plants wrap around the front of the house, providing a colourful border against the wooden frame of this beautiful 1750s barn conversion. Stepping out to the rear garden, which can be accessed through French doors in the Living Room, the Dining Area or the Master Bedroom, you will find a patio directly outside the dining area - ideal for enjoying an outdoor breakfast, lunch or supper. Step up to a raised lawn surrounded by an impressive Cotswold stone wall (at least 5ft high), then cross the lawn to another patio furnished with sofa seating and a large gas barbecue.

Local Amenities Shopping for Essentials Sandford St Martin is a beautiful but tiny Cotswold village, and so, as with many tiny villages, it does not have a pub or shop; however, there is a village shop in Middle Barton, just 1 mile away – great for an emergency pint of milk, loaf of bread and eggs. (The closest pubs are The Fox Inn, Middle Barton or The Falkland Arms, in Great Tew (2 miles). Chipping Norton is the closest place (8 miles) for supermarket shopping; there is a Co-op, a small Sainsbury’s and Aldi, all with parking. The town also has a good selection of independent stores, including two butchers, Nash’s Bakery, Oats the health food store and Roger’s Fishmonger. For a larger supermarket shop, try Banbury (10 miles away) where there is a Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Aldi. All the major supermarkets deliver to The Quail Cottage. Eating Out The Cinnamon Stick, in Middle Barton (1.5 miles away), is a Lebanese restaurant that gets very good reviews. Handy for takeout. Tel: 01869 340440 Baker Girl in Great Tew (2 miles away) is fantastic for coffee and delicious baked goods and The Falkland Arms, also in Great Tew, is very popular for lunch or dinner. Tel: 01608 682653. The Crowne Inn at Church Enstone (3.6 miles away) is a traditional Cotswold pub and a decent option for lunch, serving local ales in the bar and dishes using locally sourced produce and fish. Tel: 01608 677262. Close to the village of Swerford (4.5 miles away) there are two pubs/restaurants worth visiting, The Boxing Hare and The Masons Arms. Chipping Norton has a wide range of eateries, from Hinchmans Pizzeria and Bar to Jaffe & Neale’s Bookshop and Cafe and The Wild Thyme. See the Guidebook below for more details.   Nearest Fuel Stations In Chipping Norton (8 miles): • Jet Petrol Station, Steeple Aston (OX25 5QQ) 3.2 miles • Esso, just off the London Road (OX7 5AX) • Shell on the edge of Chipping Norton (OX7 5SX) Sainsbury’s and Morrisons in Banbury also have fuel stations. Walking The Quail House is at the centre of some great walking country in the Cotswolds and West Oxfordshire. Books on local walks and an ordnance survey map are available at the house for guests to borrow. Here are some of the owners’ recommendations for local walks: • Rousham House and Garden near Lower Heyford. (www.rousham.org) (Note: children under 15 are not admitted to the gardens.) • Rollright Stones (see Cotswold AONB website – below) • Woodstock • Blenheim (www.blenheimpalace.com) • Canal Walks from Lower Heyford (http://walksinoxfordshire.co.uk/oxfordshire-walks/lower-heyford/) • Walk from The Quail House to Ledwell • Turn right out of The Quail House and down Manor Road to walk around the village past the church to the cricket club. Guidebook: Chipping Norton In this Guidebook section we head over to Chipping Norton, just 8 miles from The Quail House. Tucked high up in Oxfordshire’s portion of the Cotswolds, Chipping Norton is a beautiful market town with an enviable reputation. It is the highest town in the region thanks to its stunning hillside location, with a rich history dating back to the 13th Century when it was known as a bustling wool-trading town; a heritage proven through the great wool church of St. Mary, known for its stunning interiors, and still sitting proudly at the heart of the town. Affectionately known by locals as ‘Chippy’, the town is now very much a bustling hub of culture; its thriving retail and culinary scene attracting visitors from all across the Cotswolds. A general market still takes place every Wednesday, and a Farmer’s Market is held on the morning of every third Saturday. The town is great for anyone looking to hunt for some local treats, with a plethora of independent retailers and antique shops to peruse. The town also has a good number of pubs, restaurants and cafes, whilst culture buffs will love the thriving theatre; a rare addition to a town of this size, famous for its annual pantomime and eclectic programme of music, theatre, dance and comedy. During the summer months, you can enjoy the Lido, a heated, open air, 25m pool (see below). Perfectly positioned to explore the north Cotswolds and Oxfordshire, there’s plenty on offer right on the doorstep to keep all ages entertained. Head off on an exploration of the pretty Cotswold villages which surround the town or take a cultural daytrip to nearby Oxford or Stratford-Upon-Avon; the possibilities are endless. Sightseeing & Activities Thanks to Chipping Norton’s rich heritage, there’s plenty on offer locally to see and do for culture vultures and history buffs alike. Start off by exploring the landmarks of the town itself. Take in the beautiful Town Hall (a proud symbol of the town’s former borough days), before visiting the Almshouses – one of the town’s key landmarks dating back to the first half of the 1600s, provided kindly by former resident Henry Cornish upon his death to house widows of the town. Chipping Norton Museum, located on the High Street, showcases memorable artefacts from throughout the town’s history dating all the way back to the Roman period, making it a great pit-stop for those keen to learn more about the town through the ages. Chipping Norton Theatre is also a must-visit, should there be anything that tickles your fancy playing during your stay. Further afield, the many sights and attractions of the wider Cotswolds will afford you plenty to see and do. Start off by heading to The Rollright Stones, an ancient stone circle spanning nearly 2,000 years of Neolithic and Bronze Age development located in the nearby village of Great Rollright. Just outside the town sits Bliss Tweed Mill, an impressive display of 19th Century manufacturing prowess, immediately recognisable by its iconic dome-based chimney, which makes it look more like a lavish mansion than a tweed mill. Now luxury apartments following its official closure in the 1980s, the mill is still well worth driving past as one of the town’s most famous visual landmarks. The National Trust’s Chastleton House and Garden, an ancient country house spanning 400 years of history, is also just a stone’s throw away in Moreton-in-Marsh, whilst the acclaimed Whichford Pottery is just a 15-minute drive for those in search of a pretty souvenir from their travels. For Kids (little and big) Blenheim Palace Home to the 12th Duke of Marlborough and family, and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, Blenheim Palace is a spectacular masterpiece of architecture sure to wow visitors of all ages. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, there’s plenty to see and do here: explore the Palace and its priceless collections; amble through the stunning park and gardens; get stuck in at the Family Forest School or check out the Palace’s busy schedule of events and attractions, running throughout the year. The Lido A fantastic heated outdoor pool in Chipping Norton, open from April to September each year, with lifeguards on duty and a snack bar offering tasty treats after a refreshing dip. Perfect for when those hot, sunny Cotswold days come knocking. With its heated 25m pool, The Lido is an oasis in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. Whether you’re a serious swimmer clocking up the lengths in our early morning sessions or a family looking for an afternoon’s outdoor fun, The Lido has something for everyone. Whichford Pottery Home of the world-famous Whichford Pottery, where beautiful flowerpots have been hand-crafted here in the Cotswolds for over 40 years, you can meet the makers in the bustling workshop and take inspiration from their stunning garden, before choosing your own memento to take home. Chastleton House and Gardens An ancient country house with beautiful surrounding gardens, acting as a time-capsule of family life spanning an impressive 400 years. Built between 1607 and 1612, this rare gem of a Jacobean country house was owned by the same family until 1991, when it had largely remained unchanged. It now offers a fascinating insight into years gone by. Time to Relax Bamford Haybarn Spa, Daylesford A beautiful wellness retreat at the acclaimed Daylesford Farm Shop, offering a range of pampering massage, facial and stress reduction treatments with an emphasis on the use of a holistic approach to wellbeing. Pick up some luxurious Bamford Bath & Body products whilst you’re there, all made in England using natural, responsibly sourced, organic ingredients. Cowshed Spa, Soho Farmhouse A members and guests-only paradise at the famed Soho Farmhouse. Relax with a pampering massage, manicure or pedicure, unwind in the steam room, sauna and hot tubs or take a refreshing dip in the indoor pool; with all treatments undertaken with the famed Cowshed Spa toiletry range. The Spa at Barnsley House For the ultimate in luxury, look no further than Barnsley House – an iconic hotel tucked away in the picturesque Cotswold village of Barnsley – where a dedicated spa hidden in the gardens offers all visitors a truly memorable day of R&R. The glass-walled spa really is the ultimate in luxury retreats, boasting an outdoor heated hydrotherapy pool, herbaceous sauna and indoor/outdoor lounge relaxation areas. For Nature Lovers Batsford Arboretum The 56-acre arboretum at Batsford is situated just a mile west of the historic market town of Moreton-in-Marsh in the heart of the Cotswolds. A former home to the famous Mitford family, interest in the arboretum begins in late winter when the snowdrops, aconites and early flowering daffodils spring into life, followed by magnolias, hellebores, fritillaries and the beautiful Japanese ornamental cherries – stars of the show from late March until mid-April. The handkerchief tree is another showstopper in May, as are the beautiful wildflower meadows which bloom in high summer. Hidcote Manor Garden One of the finest Arts and Crafts gardens in the country, Hidcote was created by American horticulturist Major Lawrence Johnston circa 1905. Divided into a series of garden ‘rooms’, each garden boasts its own character, intertwined with narrow pathways, beautiful views and plants bursting to life at every turn. A must-visit for the green fingered. Kiftsgate Court Gardens Located on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment, this family-run garden has been carefully cultivated by three generations. Featuring a beautiful revolving plan of blooms, which burst into life throughout the year, visitors can discover the garden’s wild garden, orchard, mound and avenue, plus a fantastic water garden and elegant fountain. Events Chipping Norton Theatre The theatre produces a wide variety of plays and screens films for all ages. Cornbury Music Festival (July) A one-of-a-kind music festival in the heart of beautiful Cotswold countryside, taking place each July with a stellar line-up of live music, food and entertainment for all ages to enjoy. Day tickets are available for those who’d prefer to stay in comfort in their wonderful Bolthole Retreats cottage. The Big Feastival (August) Genius brainchild of ex-Blur bassist Alex James, The Big Feastival takes place each August Bank Holiday on James’ home farm just outside the beautiful village of Kingham. Expect incredible food from world-renowned chefs, expert demos, a stellar music line-up and plenty of entertainment. Family-friendly, it’s a great choice for those looking for a memorable day out, with day-tickets available over the course of the weekend. Walking You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to walking opportunities in and around Chipping Norton, its prime hillside position meaning there are miles of beautiful surrounding landscapes to explore. For those in search of a gentle stroll, try the walk from Chipping Norton to Over Norton; a gentle 2.5-mile circular walk across undulating countryside, waymarked for ease. For those in search of something slightly more challenging, the 5.5-mile ‘Mills and Meadows’ walk between Kingham and Chipping Norton is a great option, taking in the pretty meadowland which sits between the two famed Cotswold towns. For those keen to visit the ancient Rollright Stones, a 5.25-mile circular walk, starting from the village of Salford, provides the perfect opportunity to discover them on-foot, beginning in a beautiful valley before leading you to the mystical stones. Useful Links: Cotswolds AONB:www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk/visiting-and-exploring/walking Shopping Bicester Village Bicester Village is home to more than 160 boutiques of British and international luxury fashion and lifestyle brands, offering savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price, all year round. Individual luxury boutiques, alongside restaurants and cafés offering fine cuisine and coffees all day long, cluster around open-air promenades, providing the perfect setting for a day-out shopping experience. A suite of services, including complimentary valet parking and style consultancies, are available on request. An hour from London in the heart of Oxfordshire, Bicester Village is easy to reach. By car, leave the M40 at Junction 9 and follow the signs; by train from London Marylebone alight at Bicester Village station. The Village’s own Shopping Express direct coach, operating between central pick-up points in London and the Village, every day of the week, is a swift, direct and comfortable service. Activities for Bigger Kids The Wychwood Golf Club Set in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside and just outside the historic town of Chipping Norton, is the exceptional Wychwood Golf Club. Offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and Wychwood woodlands. The Wychwood boasts one of the region’s outstanding venues for golf, weddings, business meetings and casual dining. Non-members are very welcome to use the driving range and dining facilities. Hook Norton Brewery A family-run brewery with a rich handcrafted brewing heritage and one of the finest examples of a Victorian Tower Brewery in the country to boot. Stop by for a brewery tour and experience the sights and sounds of a bustling working brewery in action, learning all about the brewing process (and sampling its tasty results) as you go. Then, pick up your favourite Hooky brews in the Brewery Shop, before heading to the Malthouse Kitchen for a well-earned bite to eat. The Cotswolds Distillery The Cotswolds Distillery is the first-ever full-scale craft distillery within the Cotswolds’ Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). They produce a range of “Outstanding Natural Spirits”, including the first-ever Cotswolds Single Malt Whisky, featuring Cotswolds-grown barley. They also produce the award-winning Cotswolds Dry Gin, featuring local lavender from Snowshill, along with a range of small-batch brandies and liqueurs. Located in the unspoilt North Cotswold village of Shipston-on-Stour, with tours and tastings every day of the week (advance booking required). Eating Out Chipping Norton and its surrounding towns and villages have a fantastic selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Here are a few for you to try: Bakeries & Snacks The Tea Set 24 High Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5AD Tel: 01608 642233 A beautiful tearoom offering indulgent treats, freshly baked cakes, elegant sandwiches and a selection of tempting lunch and dinner dishes, all in beautiful, quaint surroundings. The Old Mill Coffee House & Bistro 7 West Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5LH Tel: 01608 646005 A reasonably priced, family friendly café on bustling West Street, offering delicious breakfasts, lunches and homemade sweet treats. Daylesford Organic Farm Near Kingham, Gloucestershire GL56 0YG Tel: 01608 731700 A must-visit for anyone in the area, the luxurious Daylesford Organic Farm shop and restaurant is anything but rustic… this is luxury Cotswold living at its very best. The café offers fantastic all-day dining from breakfast right through until early supper, with an excellent deli should you want to pick up a few treats whilst you’re there to take back to your holiday cottage. Burford Garden Company Shilton Road, Burford OX18 4PA Tel: 01993 823117 A nationally renowned garden and home destination with a distinctly luxurious twist, Burford’s in-house café offers a selection of tasty, fresh dishes to enjoy no matter what the time of day. Perfect as a pit-stop should you be checking out the incredible goods on offer in the shop, but equally as good as a dining destination. Lunch & Dinner Wild Thyme Restaurant and Rooms 10 New Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5LJ Tel: 01608 645060 A Michelin guide-recommended gem run by husband and wife team Nick and Sally, serving up fresh, seasonal, British modern dishes made from produce with a focus on local with relaxed, friendly service. Whistlers Café Bar & Restaurant 9 Middle Row, Chipping Norton OX7 5NH Tel: 01608 643363 A family-run restaurant with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, serving up classic British-inspired dishes with a refined twist. The Tite Inn Mill End, Chadlington OX7 3NY Tel: 01608 676 910 A picture-perfect Cotswold stone village pub, offering bags of character, tasty tipples and good-quality home-cooked meals. Expect classic pub grub with reasonable prices to match. The Boxing Hare Swerford, Chipping Norton OX7 4AP Tel: 01608 683212 Run by successful London restauranteur Antony Griffith Harris, The Boxing Hare is a surprisingly chic find in this hidden corner of the Cotswolds. Here, you’ll find a delectable menu of dishes to satisfy any craving on the à la carte menu, alongside a host of local ales, tasty wines and classic bar snacks, should you only fancy a small bite to eat. The Fox at Oddington Lower Oddington GL56 0UR Tel: 01451 870555 A classic Cotswold inn serving up delicious seasonal British food, excellent wines and tasty local beers; perfect for those in search of casual dining with a quintessential Cotswolds feel. The Wild Rabbit Church Street, Kingham OX7 6YA Tel: 01608 658389 This award-winning eatery boasts an enviable reputation across the Cotswolds, serving up refined, Michelin Guide-recommend grub in the beautiful setting of the beautiful village of Kingham. Food here is seasonal and locally-sourced wherever possible, giving you a great ‘taste of the Cotswolds’ experience, and although not the cheapest it’s certainly the perfect destination for a memorable feast. The Chequers Church Rd, Churchill OX7 6NJ Tel: 01608 659393 A traditional-looking country pub in the heart of the village of Churchill with an impressively stylish vibe inside, boasting tasty locally brewed beers, a healthy selection of cocktails and great food to match. Anything but old-fashioned, here you’ll feel just as welcome nipping in for a pint as you would sitting down to a hearty feast of British classics with surprising, modern twists. King’s Head Inn The Green, Chipping Norton OX7 6XQ Tel: 01608 658365 The King’s Head Inn is an award-winning, traditional Cotswold country inn with a pretty location in the heart of Bledington’s village green. Food here is of excellent quality, locally sourced and seasonally changing, with provenance at the heart of each of the ingredients used. Expect excellent, restaurant-quality dishes in a laid-back pub setting. Takeaways & Late Dining Hookie Food Vans Hook Norton village welcomes a selection of fantastic food vans into the village on different days throughout the week, well worth a try should you be in the area. On Wednesdays, JP’s Mobile Pizzeria is there from 5pm onwards at the primary school; Thursdays see the Thai To Go food van visit between 5pm-8pm outside the church; Fridays, the Country Fish and Chip Shop parks on Bell Lane opposite the Village Shop, serving up tasty chippy dinners between 5pm and 8pm – locals highly recommend! Hitchman’s Restaurant, Pizzeria and Bar 2 West Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5AA Tel: 01608 646495 Freshly made Neapolitan pizzas available to eat-in or take away, offering an elegant twist on the usual takeaway pizza options. Spice of India 6 West Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5AA Tel: 01608 642785 A traditional restaurant and takeaway serving a host of contemporary Indian and Bangladeshi dishes. The Arctic Fish Bar 8 New Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5LJ Tel: 01608 641577 A great, reasonably priced chippy with all the classics you’d expect on offer, affectionately known by locals as “the best chippy in Chippy.”  Pubs In addition to local pubs mentioned in ‘Local Amenities’, above, here are a few more in easy driving distance of The Quail House at Sandford St Martin: The Blue Boar 1 Goddards Lane, Chipping Norton, OX7 5NP Tel: 02034 370 891 A traditional Cotswold pub dating back to 1641 that’s popular with locals, serving a wide selection of lagers, real ales, wine and spirits, plus regular live music. The Chequers Goddards Lane, Chipping Norton, OX7 5NP Tel: 01608 644717 A classic pub serving up real ales, lagers, wines and a good selection of spirits, plus a traditional pub grub menu should you fancy a bite to eat. The Sun Inn High St, Hook Norton, OX15 5NH Tel: 01608 737570 A laid-back inn with stylish interiors and a friendly pub atmosphere, serving up a selection of Hook Norton ales and continental beers. The Pear Tree Inn Scotland End, Hook Norton, OX15 5NU Tel: 01608 737482 Handily located at the entrance to Brewery Lane (leading up to Hook Norton Brewery), The Pear Tree Inn offers tasty tipples courtesy of the Brewery itself, as well as tasty pub grub.

If you are looking to Escape for a relaxing time or need a place to work from for a few weeks the Converted Granary is quiet and secluded. Cosy stow away for one or two with all amenities, incl. fully fitted kitchen, bath/shower room and a work/dining table. 2 minutes walk to local pub with great food and extensive walks into open countryside.

Small seating area at the bottom of the stairs to enjoy a cup of tea or a drink in the sunshine

We are located in the middle of a picturesque village, 2 minutes walk from the White Horse Pub, which serves excellent food. We are 10 minuted drive from Soho Farmhouse (private members club) and 20 mins from Bicester Village

A brand new cabin in the grounds of our home. Fully insulated and heated with either air con or oil filled heaters. This fully self contained cabin is ideal for a short break or someone working away from home. There’s a shower room and kitchen equipped with counter fridge and combo microwave. A smart tv with Netflix and a good WiFi service.

Friendly home on a newly built estate on the outskirts of Banbury. Our guest bedroom has a small double bed and wardrobe for hanging. En-suite in the room . There are two small dogs who are over friendly but can be kept out of your way if you don't like dogs. Offering tea and coffee making facility and cereal breakfast.

There is one parking port at the rear of the property

Soho Farmhouse is 11 miles from here. Banbury town centre is in walking distance. Bannatynes gym is a 5 min drive from our address. Train station is a 5 minute taxi ride whilst the M40 (junc 11) is a 10 min drive.

Come and stay in our cosy Victorian chapel located in Kings Sutton, a charming village with direct trains to London, Oxford, and Banbury. Perfect for a weekend away in the countryside, with beautiful country walks and country pubs nearby. Close to Stratford-upon-Avon, Bicester Village, Oxford and Silverstone. Fresh eggs from our friendly chickens on arrival!

The Old Chapel is located in the garden behind our thatched cottage and is small but comfortable and well-equipped for a couple or single visitor. Downstairs is a living room (equipped with TV & DVD player) and kitchenette, which has basic cooking facilities - including a combined microwave and electric oven, twin electric hob, and a small fridge-freezer as well as a toaster, kettle, pots & pans etc. Upstairs you will find a double bedroom, ensuite toilet, and a shower unit. There is plenty of storage space for clothes.

Kings Sutton is a thriving village on the borders of Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire. It has a well-stocked Co-op mini-market (open 8am to 10pm Mon-Sat, 8am-9pm Sundays) and a post office. There are two pubs a few minutes walk from the Old Chapel, one of which (the White Horse) serves excellent food. It is very popular in the local area and is worth booking ahead if you plan to eat. There are plenty of good walks around the village and more in the local area. The village is easily accessible by road and train. There are direct rail services to London, Banbury and Oxford, while the M40 (junctions 10 & 11) is about 15 minutes away. Nearby attractions include: Oxford (23 miles or 25mins by train): beautiful and lively university city with museums, theatres, punting on the river, and a good range of pubs and restaurants. Banbury (5 miles or 5 mins by train): historic market town with all major amenities and shops. Bicester Village (12 miles): extremely popular fashion outlet shopping centre. Stratford-upon-Avon (30 miles): Shakespeare’s birthplace: excellent for theatre-goers! There are also several National Trust properties close by (e.g. Canons Ashby and Upton House), and other attractions such as Broughton Castle and the Edgehill battle site.

Single room, box room the smallest room in the property 9ft X 7ft which indicates the size. Plenty of draws with storage. View looking into the garden. Use of shared upstairs bathroom room allocated. Downstairs toilet shower room, communal area living room (invite by host ONLY). Kitchen dinning use strictly only for breakfast and 1 evening meal cooked. We do offer Chinese meals although arrangements made in advance.

The house has a homely feel, been a family home for over 15 years.

An attractive grade 2 listed farm cottage with separate entry, sitting room and on-suite bedroom with safe off-street parking. Located in the quiet village of Upper Heyford, on the doorstep of the historical cold war air base of RAF Upper Heyford. Within 8 miles of Bicester Village, Bicester Heritage, Woodstock and Blenheim Palace with a short journey into the heart of Oxford and the Cotswolds. Great for those who love walks as only a few minutes away from the Oxford-Banbury canal path.

Very quiet village with a great pub and fantastic walks along the canal

Single bed in small but comfortable room. Grey walls, chintz curtains , Habitat comfortable mattress on modern bed. Overlooks the Tchure...quiet, church bells and bird song.

The Tchure is an ancient passageway between the High Street and Market Place . There is no overnight parking outside the house...the nearby Market Place has ample parking.

Deddington is a lively village with a thriving school and many activities for all ages. It has four good pubs , good places to snack or dine finely, a selection of clothes, antique, food, hairdressing/pamper parlour , florist and gift shops as well as a dentist and medical centre. Wandering around you will see many old and interesting buildings including the part Norman parish church . On the 4th Saturday each month a highly rated Farmers Market takes place with a craft market in the church.

Light and airy detached loft style accommodation. It has a double bed, a small kitchenette with toaster, kettle, complimentary tea/coffee/milk, WiFi/Smart TV. The shower room has underfloor heating with hand wash and towels provided. Complete with off road parking (garage parking available if pre-booked for an extra fee direct with the hosts). An ideal base for visiting the Cotswolds, Soho Farmhouse, Blenheim Palace, Oxford and Bicester Heritage.

Up Above is detached, newly converted and furnished loft style accommodation on a quiet street in Middle Barton. It has its own entrance hall with coat and boot storage, you go up some stairs to a double bedded room that has a SmartTV with FreeSat. There is a table with two chairs suitable for eating or working along with a small sofa for relaxing. There is a kitchenette to include a kettle, toaster, drinks cooler/fridge, complimentary tea/coffee and chilled water. There is also a fully tiled luxury shower room with underfloor heating - hand wash and towels provided. The velux windows in the main room can be opened but they also have blackout blinds if required. There is off-street parking for 1 car and if required there is a secure garage available that would need to be pre-booked and would be subject to an extra fee (contact us for more information). Street parking is also available. The accommodation has its own independent hot water and heating system. A breakfast tray of bread, jams, butter, a selection of cereals, milk and orange juice is also included in your stay.

Up Above is on a quiet street in Middle Barton. There is a village shop/Post Office, a traditional English pub and The Cinnamon Stick, a highly rated Lebanese Restaurant (we advise booking ahead for a Friday/Saturday night if a table is required). On Friday evenings there is a traditional Fish and Chip Van in the village. Being on the edge of the Cotswolds, Up Above is 2.6 miles from Soho Farmhouse, 6 miles from Blenheim Palace, 7.5 miles from Chipping Norton, 11 miles from Bicester (including Bicester Heritage), 12 miles from Oxford, 17 miles from Burford and 7.3 miles from the M40. It makes an ideal place to return to after a day out, whether that might be sightseeing, rambling, shopping or attending a function. A particular attraction for the end of November and for December are the Illuminations at Blenheim Palace. Why not make your visit into a longer trip by staying with us for a couple of nights!

Stoneleigh Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed, 18th Century cottage situated in the idyllic Cotswold village of Sandford St Martin; a stone's throw from Great Tew & Soho Farmhouse. Soho Farmhouse is a 5 minute drive from the cottage. If you’d prefer to walk, it would take 15 minutes through Sanford Park. It's an ideal base for visiting the Cotswolds, Oxford, Blenheim Palace, Silverstone, Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon, or relaxing after a day's shopping in Bicester Village.      

The cottage has all of its original features and has recently been refurbished with modern shabby-chic design. The comfortable open plan living area boasts a wood-burning stove, 2 sofas, a 50” TV with Freeview TV.  There is also a toilet/cloakroom and a dining area that seats 4 people. The kitchen is well equipped and has a dishwasher & fridge freezer.   Upstairs there are two bedrooms; Master bedroom with a double bed, storage, a 32" Freeview TV and on suite shower room. In the 2nd bedroom there is an additional double bed, storage and access to the main bathroom where there is a wardrobe and storage. All bedding is Egyptian Cotton with feather duvets and pillows.   The cottage has private, landscaped, gardens with a BBQ and seating area that you are welcome to enjoy in the summer evenings.

Sandford St. Martin is a small, attractive village of honey-coloured stone cottages, some with stone tiled roofs and some with thatch. In the centre of the village on a small triangular green and nearby is Sandford Park, the most prominent house in the village.

A lovely room in our home in the heart of a village close to Oxford with road, rail & bus links. It's a short walk to the station for a 10min train to Oxford (and London trains). With woodland and country walks from the front door and red kites often circling overhead, Blenheim Palace & Park is very close by. It's a great base for exploring Oxfordshire & the Cotswolds. The village has 2 CoOp's, post office, fish‘n’chip and pizza takeaway, and good pubs with food. The room has a TV & mini-fridge.

It is a bright, sunny and south-facing, self-contained room at the front of the house which comprises a comfortable bedroom with en suite. The bedroom (10 sq.m) has a good quality double bed and mattress (190x130), hooks and plenty of hangers, an old pine chest of (4) drawers, a mini-fridge, TV, bed-reading lights and free WiFi access. The en suite (4 sq.m) has a quality 'rain' shower (with grab rail), WC (with grab rail), basin and chrome ladder radiator – good quality towels are provided, along with ''Faith in Nature" Lavender & Geranium shower gel, shampoo & conditioner as stocked by Oxfam. TEAs / COFFEE & BREAKFAST: Teas, coffee, sugar and milk are provided in the room with a kettle. An in-room light breakfast is provided of muesli or a choice of flavours of warming 'porridge in a pot' for you to prepare - we'll supply milk if you'd like it - to keep in the mini-fridge. The room is tastefully decorated with original contemporary art, ornaments and family furniture. The digital 24" TV has multiple channels (& radio). We hope and believe you will find it welcoming - whoever you are. Our working lives have taken us all over the world - we are open-minded and welcome internationalism and diversity of all kinds. We keep learning more and more from meeting people of all backgrounds and identities. You're welcome ! DISABLED ACCESS: There is level access (except for a low threshold on the front door) to the room and sufficient space to manoeuvre a manual wheelchair - but not in the en suite, where there are grab rails by the WC and in the shower. We can provide a shower chair and WC seat-raiser and frame if requested, and you are welcome to borrow our lightweight folding wheelchair ramp for your days out if you wish.

Ideally placed for Oxford, Blenheim Palace, Cotswolds and trains to London. Also 20 mins walk to charming Woodstock with pubs, restaurants, shops, museum and lots of other amenities.

Ideal location for Oxford, Blenheim Palace and the Cotswolds, train to London. Small village with pub and also 20 mins walk to picturesque Woodstock with shops, pubs, restaurants and other amenities.

Kate and Carl weclome you to Black Barn Cottage, a comfortable, ground-floor studio with en-suite facilities built in 2017. It's an ideal base for visiting the Cotswolds, Oxford, Blenheim Palace, Silverstone and Stratford-upon-Avon, or relaxing after a day's shopping in Bicester Village. The cottage is located on our smallholding at the edge of the picturesque village of Steeple Aston.

We have designed and furnished Black Barn Cottage with your comfort and convenience in mind. Much of the work has been carried out by local crafts people and we have used reclaimed materials where possible. Prepare a meal from tasty local ingredients, then relax in front of a film, or curl up with a book in the cozy sitting area. Please let us know if you prefer 2 twin beds, or a double bed.

Steeple Aston is an ancient settlement with roots going back to Roman times, maybe earlier. Today, with a population of around 1,000, it is a busy village with plenty to see and do. The village has its own shop and Post Office, Harris Stores, and a traditional pub and restaurant, the Red Lion. Steeple Aston is surrounded by the farmland of the Cherwell Valley, where many footpaths and bridleways provide access to beautiful views across the water meadows where the river, the Oxford Canal and the railway come together. Keen cyclists will enjoy the undulating landscape. There is plenty of wildlife to be seen. Kingfishers can be spotted by the river and canal and a wide variety of birds visit our smallholding and the surrounding fields.

We have two rooms available, next to each other. Room 2 is a comfortable and cosy room with a double bed and a sofa. We are surrounded by great Pubs and restaurants that we would be happy to recommend, including Soho Farmhouse a small 5-10 minute drive away.

Our rooms are comfortable and well presented. The rooms have lovely outlooks and our house is next to wonderful countryside walks with amazing views! There is a snug lounge for our guests. Offering T.V. B.T. Infinity for viewing movies etc and a wide selection of DVD's.

Our village is a small one on the edge of two valleys, amazing views and walks. The next village which is a mile away and can be walked has pubs and restaurants so you have no need to drive.