You’ll enjoy the privacy of your own outside seating area for those evening chats over a lovely bottle of wine and inside you can cosy up in front of the log burner. This shepherds hut is the perfect place for couples to relax, unwind and enjoy the beautiful surrounding countryside, you’ll enjoy visiting at any time of the year be it for a couple of nights or a week-long stay.
The village of Bampton is approximately 1.5 miles and is where some scenes of Downton Abbey are filmed, you can visit the gift shop for some memorabilia. The village also famously boasts three Morris dancing teams which can be seen during the summer, their main event taking place on the spring bank holiday weekend where you can also enjoy other traditional events including the great original annual shirt race, May garlands and a flower festival. There are many country walks and cycling paths to enjoy from both Molly The Shepherds Hut and Bampton.
For more local amenities, Witney is just a short drive away and the historic city of Oxford is just over 20 miles away where you can explore the historic buildings, go punting on the river, eat and shop in the many independent and high street cafés, restaurants and shops. You are also a stone’s throw from the Cotswolds with Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Chipping Norton within half an hour’s drive. Carp and trout fishing is available just 8 miles away. If it’s shopping you’re after, you can take a trip to Swindon or Bicester where you will find many bargains at the outlet shopping villages. For nature lovers, the Chimney Meadow Nature Reserve is located just over 2 miles away, where you will discover many different species of birds. Pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Located in the village of Hook Norton, this Grade II listed holiday cottage is documented as having been part of a malthouse in the 17th century and is situated in the heart of the village. One of a row, it has been lovingly restored and retains many character features which include old stone floors and walls. Village life revolves around the old Norman church, quaint pubs and the village shop, which provides for guests’ daily needs. Hook Norton is best known for its Victorian Tower Brewery, the only remaining steam driven brewery still in operation in the UK. Other places of interest to visit include Stow-on-the-Wold (15 miles), Bourton-on-the-Water (19 miles) and Stratford-upon-Avon (23 miles). Shop and village inn 150 yards.

Set in a sleepy hamlet of Thrupp, the Dovecote is the ideal romantic retreat for two. This pretty little detached property is situated in the grounds of a Manor House and lies adjacent to the 18th Century Oxford Canal, offering cozy and peaceful accommodation situated in a historic hamlet. Thrupp offers many relaxing walks along the canal towpath, or along the banks of the river Cherwell, which hosts an abundant of wildlife.
Thrupp has a public house called the Boat, with its open fires and beamed ceiling. Annie’s Tea Room, situated on the other side of the canal has a selection of homemade cakes and pastries to purchase.
A short walk or along the towpath or a short drive leads to the village of Kidlington, recognised as the largest village in England, has several supermarkets, post office, banks, chemists and various pubs and cafes. There is a regular bus service to Oxford from Kidlington along with a nearby Park and Ride service. There is a bus stop available on the main road, approximately 15 minutes’ walk from the cottage.
The M40 motorway is easily reached, connecting to either London or Birmingham within an hour, traffic dependent.
The property makes and ideal holiday base to visit the famous Oxford colleges or the historic market town of Woodstock home to Blenheim Palace. Or explore the Cotswolds and Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon. Shops 2 miles, pubs ¼ mile.

Situated in the Cotswolds AONB, close by to the historic market town of Chipping Norton, South View Cottage is the ideal location for a fabulous walking holiday. In the heart of Dean, just a couple of miles from the pretty village of Chadlington, South View Cottage is the wing of a larger property, set in miles of beautiful countryside surrounded by an abundance of footpaths, cycle paths and bridleways that are a must for walkers, ramblers and cyclists. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

The Garden Room is a fabulous ground floor holiday property situated on a working farm, next to the friendly owner’s family farmhouse which enjoys stunning views. The owners’ have made this a very comfortable retreat for couples looking to visit this beautiful part of Oxfordshire. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area leads onto the double bedroom with en-suite, with a designated area of the garden to sit and relax in whilst enjoying the warmer weather.
Only 6 miles to Oxford city centre where you can visit and admire the many historic university buildings and churches, amble around the shopping streets or go punting on the river.
There are many beautiful villages in the Cherwell area of Oxfordshire that provide picture postcard streets and village pubs. The town of Woodstock is just under 9 miles and is the location of the stunning Blenheim Palace, which hosts many events throughout the year including a light festival from November to January. For shopping enthusiasts, no visit to this area would be complete without a little spree at nearby Bicester Shopping Village, 8 miles, which is home to hundreds of designer outlets. For nature lovers, head to Otmoor, a beautiful nature reserve and a haven for wildlife in the heart of Oxfordshire which is only a few miles from The Garden Room. There are many country walks within this part of Oxfordshire including the Oxfordshire Way, a 68-mile path running from Bourton-on-the-Water to Henley-on-Thames, passing through the nearby villages of Noke and Islip.
Rectory Farm in Stanton St John, is 3 miles with a coffee shop, pick your own and farm shop selloing local produce including fresh bread, fruit and vegetables. There are a number of pubs within a 3 mile radius at Islip, Beckley and Stanton St John. Also footpaths from the property for walking dog so no need to get in the car. The owner thoughtfully provides dog bowls, treats, blankets and towels from muddy walks.

A beautiful end-terraced barn conversion ideally located just a short drive from the ancient town of Chipping Norton. Pet-friendly. WiFi. Woodburner. Great Tew 1.7 miles.

A quality terraced barn conversion, close to Chipping Norton, with a private patio, stunning open plan living area. Woodburner. Pet-friendly. WiFi.

Meadowbrook Farm offers three charming self-catering holiday lets in the picturesque hamlet of Moreton near Thame, Oxfordshire, each brimming with character and nestled within the tranquillity of the farm’s 500 acres of land. The Wynn family, who have been farming here for three generations, converted the old barns into delightful country cottages in 2002, providing guests with a unique and peaceful retreat. The Old Stable is a spacious two-story property boasts three bedrooms, making it perfect for families or larger groups. The ground floor features an open-plan living/dining room and a well-equipped kitchen, alongside a twin bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Upstairs, you’ll find a double and another twin bedroom, as well as a bathroom. Outside, an enclosed garden with a sitting area offers a tranquil spot to enjoy the rural surroundings. Guests at Meadowbrook Farm can enjoy private walks on the farm’s expansive grounds, observe the pedigree herd of Hereford Cattle and horses grazing in the fields, or visit the ponds teeming with wildlife.
The surrounding area offers a plethora of attractions and activities nearby Thame offers a traditional market town experience with its weekly market and a variety of dining options to suit all tastes. Explore the scenic Phoenix Trail cycling or visit The Oxfordshire Golf Course for a round of golf. A short drive is National Trust’s Waddesdon Manor, a stunning French Renaissance-style château set amidst beautiful gardens. Blenheim Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of England’s most magnificent stately homes approximately 30 miles.
A visit to Oxford is a must for anyone staying in Oxfordshire. Explore the historic colleges, take a leisurely punt along the River Thames, visit the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, discover the magical world of Harry Potter at the Bodleian Library or enjoy a romantic stroll through the picturesque streets soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic city. Escape to the nearby Chiltern Hills, an area of outstanding beauty. With miles of walking and cycling trails, charming villages to explore, and stunning countryside views, the Chilterns provide the perfect backdrop for outdoor adventures and peaceful picnics. For a spot of retail therapy, nearby Bicester Village offers designer shopping at discounted prices.