An 18th century detached cottage with heaps of character in the stunning beams throughout and period features. The sitting room has French doors to the cottage garden (with furniture) - a peaceful spot to relax after a busy touring day! Ideal for a group of 6 but can accommodate up to 8. Situated in a beautifully maintained garden which is open under the National Gardens Scheme.

This south Oxfordshire village has a fabulous history with a church that dates to the 10th century and many thatched and timbered cottages (as shown in the village photos) some of which have Saxon origins.  A pretty village with local pubs and shop. Less than a mile from Didcot for supermarkets and the trains for London/Paddington (40 minutes).

Easy access to the market town of Abingdon, University City of Oxford (14 miles) and the M4 at Newbury for Windsor and the West Country.  What a great central location!

Ground Floor: Sitting room, dining room, kitchen, study/bedroom, cloakroom (sh).
First Floor: Two double bedrooms (one with ensuite shower,wash basin and WC), twin bedroom, double bedroom with gallery holding single bed, bathroom. All first-floor bedrooms have wash hand basins.

Short breaks available - please ask for details.

Please note the owner of this house will require a returnable damage deposit of £100.00.