Enjoy a stylish experience in this delightful cottage in the heart of the historic town of Woodstock. Built-in the late 18th Century home away from home is a stones throw from the town square where you will find a wide range of interesting shops, galleries, coffee shops and restaurants pubs. Blenheim Palace, a world heritage site, the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill and home to the Duke of Marlborough, is the perfect gateway to Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds. Please note: The staircases are quite steep and may not be suitable for some. Parking opposite the property from 6pm - 8am. Parking is town is chargeable. There is a free car park a short walk away.

I have lived in Woodstock and enjoyed all it has to offer for many years. I feel happy to have lived in such a thriving town with wonderful country walks and all the events that Blenheim has to offer throughout the year.

Soho Farmhouse If you are a member of the Soho House Group then this could be the place for you set in 100 acres of Oxfordshire countryside. Well worth a visit. Great Tew Great Tew is a beautiful hamlet, set in the heart of the countryside. Quince and Clover... well worth a visit for a scrumptious artisan breakfast or lunch. A few metres down the road is the 16th century Falkland Arms PH. stylish and rustic. Daylesford Organics Daylesford is 14 miles away in the Cotswolds. It has a fabulous organic shop, spa and beauty treatment place. Has a lovely indoor and outdoor restaurant serving gorgeous breakfast/lunches etc. Oxford Oxford is a University city about 8 miles away. Punting is a must if the weather is good. Cherwell Boathouse, Bardwell Road and Oxford Punts, Magdalen Bridge are great for seeing the city from the river looking at the beautiful grounds of the Universities and testing your skills with the punt itself can be hilarious. Enjoy and take a picnic! There are many great museums, the Ashmoleam, Science, Natural History and Modern Art. walks through Christchurch meadow down to the Thames and much more.