The Coach House is a spacious, detached barn conversion that has been thoughtfully designed and beautifully finished to give guests a fantastic stay. The Coach House, located in the pretty village of Cuxham, has kept many original features including exposed beams, exposed stone, brickwork and lovely windows. The open plan living, kitchen and dining area is very sociable and spacious. French doors lead onto the south west facing enclosed garden complete with flower beds, a patio and a good-sized lawn boasting beautiful views of Oxfordshire. This is a perfect getaway for all the family, including the dog, friends and couples wanting a relaxing stay, a sightseeing break or a walking and cycling holiday in a stunning part of Oxfordshire. The Coach House is situated on a working farm where they rear cattle and grow crops, with the friendly owners living in the farmhouse adjacent to the property. The owners occasionally host events on the farm including a Christmas market and shoots. The farmhouse has even featured in episodes of Midsomer Murders, along with the nearby ancient south Oxfordshire market town of Watlington.
The town of Watlington, which sits at the foot of the Chilterns, is steeped in history and offers many independent delicatessens and shops. The Chiltern countryside is waiting to be explored by foot or bike where you will be treated to magnificent views of the Thames Valley and South Oxfordshire. Approximately 1½ miles from Watlington is Watlington Hill, a National Trust chalk grassland site which is a fantastic area to spot red kites and butterflies including the silver-spotted skipper. For more wildlife watching, the Aston Rowant Nature Reserve is close by. For railway enthusiasts, take a visit to the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway, a 3½ mile stretch at the foot of the Chiltern Hills where steam and diesel-hauled trains operate.
There are many other nearby towns to visit including Dorchester, a pretty village with an abbey, Thame, a typical English market town, Wallingford, home of Agatha Christie, and Henley-on-Thames, a 12th-century market town made internationally famous for its rowing regatta. The historic university city of Oxford is within 15 miles. There is plenty more to do and see in the area including Greys Court (National Trust), Nuffield Place, Basildon Park, Harcourt Arboretum, the Earth Trust Centre, the Aston Martin Heritage Trust Museum and Wittenham Clumps, for stunning panoramic views of south Oxfordshire. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 550 yards.

Grooms Cottage offers an ideal Cotswold retreat to get away from it all. The Cotswolds is home to some of the most unspoilt, historic and famous towns and villages in England and the location of this home will not disappoint! Surrounded by Cotswold stone houses, award winning pubs and rolling countryside perfect for county walks this cottage is the ideal base to explore all the area has to offer. Popular Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, better known as the Venice of the Cotswolds, and Morton-in-Marsh are all within a 15 minute drive.
This unique self-catering retreat for couples welcomes you from the moment you arrive. Inside you’ll find luxury in every nook and cranny from the fully-equipped kitchen, the super king-sized bed and the home made welcome hamper including fresh local eggs for breakfast and seasonal homemade liquor.
The sitting area has a floor to ceiling window allowing light to flood in even on wintery evenings and in the summer months you can enjoy your own courtyard garden.
College Farmhouse Cottage is perfect for solo travellers with a four-legged friend in tow, or for a romantic break with a difference.

As you step through the traditional stable doors, you are greeted with rich wooden floors throughout and a warm and inviting interior.
Set on all one level, the property boasts a spacious living area, and a country kitchen with state of the art appliances, alongside two boutique styled bedrooms. The master suite features a luxurious king-size bed, whilst the second bedroom containing a comfortable single bed. You will love the crisp white linens, soft duvets and cloud like pillows for the ultimate night’s sleep. Refresh and start the day within the luxurious bathroom, complete with feature rainfall shower. The living room sports a Smart TV with Netflix for your enjoyment. The outdoor seating area is the perfect spot to relax, the rural sunrise and sunsets are quite exquisite with great company and glass of champagne.
If you are a foodie extraordinaire be sure to visit Daylesford Organic Farm, jam packed with the finest local produce for stocking up for the week. For those days you simply feel like being wined and dine take a trip to The nearby, 17th century bar, locally famous for a la carte dishes and pub classics. Beyond your stylish abode there are an abundance of fantastic walks nearby to enjoy, so be sure to pack your walking boots so you can get out and explore your wonderful surroundings. The local pub has a wonderful selection of local ales and serves some great gastro food. Take the opportunity to visit the award-winning village of Bourton-on-the-Water for a unique day out, the miniature village display is a must! The whole family can put their problem-solving skills to the test adventuring through the Dragonfly Maze. For the animal lovers a trip to the Birdland Park and Gardens, home to the Cotswolds very own Penguin families is an absolute must. Pub within 1 mile.

This wonderful detached bungalow was built in 2020 specifically for holiday guests and is the perfect property for couples, families and friends looking for comfortable accommodation. Set along the main road into the village, it lies in a fantastic Oxfordshire location.
The spacious ground floor accommodation boasts a cosy living room featuring a gas wood-burner-effect fire for those chilly nights in and an open plan kitchen/dining room, perfect for small dinner parties. The enclosed garden has far reaching views over the fields and the Oxfordshire countryside, and is just a short stroll from the village centre where you’ll find pubs, bakery, restaurant and convenience shop. During the summer you can catch a game of cricket on the village green.
Steventon, located in the Vale of the White Horse in Oxfordshire lies approximately 5 miles from the towns of Abingdon and Didcot. On the banks of the Thames, Abingdon, purported to be the oldest town in England, is steeped in history with many fine old buildings. Visit the large collection of steam locomotives at Didcot Railway Centre where you can also ride on the 1930s trains. No trip to this area is complete without a visit to the historic University City of Oxford where you can meander through the streets admiring the beautiful historical buildings, have a punt down the river or enjoy a shopping spree at the large shopping centre. Also within easy reach are three Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty including the Chilterns, where you can enjoy many walks or cycle routes while spotting wildlife such as red kites. A number of beautiful quintessential English villages are just waiting to be explored, and you could stop off at one of the many English country pubs along the way. Be sure to visit the Berkshire Downs where you can enjoy many hikes including the famous Ridgeway, a stunning place to watch the sunset. There is so much to see and do in the area that Southfield is sure to become your holiday home of choice again and again. Shop and pub 520 yards.

A beautiful ground floor apartment situated in a historic converted watermill awaits your arrival for a lovely break in Abingdon-on-Thames. The open plan living and dining room flows through to the kitchen and enjoys views over the River Ock. You’ll certainly feel at home during your break in this character accommodation. It is conveniently located for all the amenities and heritage that Abingdon town centre has to offer with a short walk past St Helen’s Church. For those guests with electric vehicles, there are six charging points available on the next street from the property.
Abingdon-on-Thames is a historic town situated in rural Oxfordshire and the apartment is close to where the River Thames meets the River Ock and enjoys beautiful walks. It’s a town that thrives on its independence, with good, small shops, cafés, restaurants offering a choice of foods from around the world and many excellent pubs. Full of hidden gems such as shops with whole product ranges hidden in back rooms. The town’s Market Place hosts weekly Monday markets, monthly farmers’ markets and quarterly local food and craft markets.
The university city of Oxford is within 8 miles and has many attractions including historic buildings, the Bodleian Library, punting along the river, an eclectic mix of restaurants, cafés and bars and great shopping at the Westfield shopping centre. Riverside would be a great base for any family members visiting Oxford University for graduations. The property is just 5 minutes’ from local buses which means you can leave your car at the property and not have to worry about parking!
With areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in every direction including the Berkshire Downs, The Cotswolds and The Chilterns, you can spend time meandering through country roads, admiring the beautiful scenery, walking and cycling and stopping off at country pubs along the way. Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Winston Churchill is 16 miles and hosts many events throughout the year. For shopaholics, no trip to this area would be complete without a trip to Bicester shopping village, with numerous designer outlet shops within a 30-minute drive.