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An open-plan dining area is highlighted by vaulted ceilings and exposed oak beams. A large wooden table is set with dishes and glasses, situated under expansive glass doors that provide a view of the outdoor space. Natural light fills the room, accentuating the stone walls.
Barn in Faringdon
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 382 reviews

Lavish Converted Barn Perfect for a Family Get Away

This lovingly converted grade II listed farmhouse barn provides open-plan luxury accommodation ideal for families and friends. The property is 18th Century and retains most of its original charms throughout (including vaulted ceilings, exposed oak beams, internal stone walls), while offering the luxuries of 21st Century living. It also benefits from a spacious garden, terrace area and countryside views. Located 25 minutes west of Oxford within easy reach of the stunning Cotswold experience. We live down a long drive, with the property surrounded by fields. A neighboring equestrian center means you are more likely to encounter horses on your drive down than a car. Due to our rural location, you will need your own vehicle to access the many nearby attractions, ranging from Oxford, the stunning Cotswolds to the lovely local walks and pubs. There is ample onsite parking at the property.

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The sitting room features large double-aspect sash windows that fill the space with natural light. A comfortable gray sofa, a wooden dining table with two chairs, and a flat-screen TV are visible. A sliding door leads to a balcony with views of the surrounding greenery.
Apartment in West Hendred
5 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Secluded Luxury Apartment

Welcome to our peaceful first-floor apartment, recently converted for quiet luxury with iconic mid-century design pieces, antique finds, and contemporary artwork from your professional artist hosts. Accessible via a wide spiral staircase, this private retreat features a spacious and comfortable sitting room with light-filled double-aspect sash windows, a balcony with idyllic paddock views, a mini-kitchen and a large separate bedroom. Perfect for couples, business travelers, sorry, no infants.

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The charming exterior of the cottage showcases natural stone walls and a slate roof. A small window above the door allows light into the interior. Flowering plants in vibrant colors, including purple and pink, border the entrance, enhancing the welcoming appearance.
Cottage in Ducklington
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Church View Cottage, Ducklington, Witney

Escape to the countryside, a quaint and tasteful cottage, located in the quiet and central village of Ducklington, Oxfordshire. Just 2 miles from Witney market town centre, aperfect getaway for guests in search of country walks and stunning scenery, a social scene and essential amenities. Easy access to Oxford, Burford ( Farmer’s Dog JeremyClarkson’s pub 4 miles) and Woodstock 7 mile ( Blenheim Palace), Bicester ( shopping outlet) Hanborough Train Station and surrounding cotswold villages

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A cozy sitting area features a wood-burning stove beneath an artistic landscape photograph. Exposed reclaimed wood panels provide texture, while soft furnishings and neutral tones create a comfortable atmosphere. Nearby, a dining space with a round table is visible, enhancing the inviting environment.
Cottage in Lechlade-on-Thames
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Exquisitely designed | Village centre location

At the centre of one of the South Cotswolds’ most charming riverside villages, The Stables is a newly refurbished and interior designed two bedroomed cottage (allowing 4 guests maximum, including babies in cots), with private garden, EV charger and complimentary off street private parking. Historic Lechlade-on-Thames is the perfect base from which to explore the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and its picturesque hamlets, villages and towns like Bibury, Burford and Cirencester.

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The cabin, nestled among silver birch trees, is surrounded by tall grass. Its wood-clad exterior blends harmoniously with the natural setting, while large windows reflect the warm light of the evening. The serene atmosphere suggests a peaceful retreat in the woods.
Barn in Frilford
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Luxury rustic woodshed only 20 minutes from Oxford

Unique rustic luxe cabin in a glade of silver birch trees. Filled with ever-changing light and looking out onto your own circle of trees you have the best of both worlds: a comfortable country retreat with a king sized bed, luxurious bed linen, roll top bath, fire pit, shower room, hand built kitchen, wood burner and fast wifi, but Oxford is 20 minutes and London an hour away. Whether you want a romantic break, a country retreat or a unique and accessible place to work you will be charmed!

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A charming coach house is depicted, featuring a blend of brick and dark timber cladding. The roof is steeply pitched with dormer windows, and a spacious porch area is supported by wooden beams. Surrounding greenery adds to the serene countryside setting.
Guesthouse in Oxfordshire
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

The Coach House

The Coach house is a cosy retreat on our farm. A king-sized bed and beautiful linens add a romantic feel to the bedroom and throughout the property a traditional style has been retained offering comfort and quality. Surrounded by the pretty South Oxfordshire countryside. The Farm has footpath links to walks on the Ridgeway and is situated just outside the historic town of Wantage. White Horse Hill is just a short drive away as are the many attractions of Oxford which is just 12 miles away.

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A welcoming living area features a light-colored sofa, a patterned armchair, and a round coffee table on a decorative rug. Natural light enters through the window, which is adorned with curtains. A dining table set for four and potted greenery are visible in the background.
Guest suite in Stanford in the Vale
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Converted stable in beautiful Oxfordshire.

The Old Stable provides comfortable self contained accommodation in the picturesque village of Stanford in the Vale, located in the beautiful Vale of White Horse close to the Ridgeway. We are 12 miles west of Oxford and within easy reach of the Cotswolds and River Thames. Village amenities include a pub, cafe and supermarket. The accommodation, located on two floors with private entrance, has an open plan fully equipped kitchen, dining and TV sitting area. There is an en-suite bath/shower.

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A well-appointed sleeping area features a spacious bed topped with a soft pink quilt and two decorative pillows. Natural light fills the room through a large window, complemented by a cozy armchair and a stylish table, enhancing the inviting ambiance.
Home in Grove
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 566 reviews

A private annex in a quiet and convenient location

Our annex is in the heart of Oxfordshire a perfect space to unwind and relax. in a beautiful area of the village surrounded by fields and brooks. close to all amenities and Williams, Grove Technology park, Milton park, Harwell, Didcot, and Oxford, Frilford golf club and Drayton park golf club. with a 7 minute walk to the bus stop offering direct route to Wantage, Didcot and Oxford. If it's retail therapy Oxford (27 mins) has lot's to offer including the fabulous Bicester Village (33 mins)

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A cozy room features a spacious bed, a television, and a simple dining area with a table and two chairs. Soft lighting highlights the neutral walls adorned with framed art. A door and a notice board add functional details to the inviting space.
Guest suite in Aston
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

A self contained Annexe

We live in a beautiful village with many countryside walks to choose from. We have Aston potteries shop and cafe within a 5 minute walk which does the most delicious lunches/cakes. We’re just a stones throw away from Witney town centre which boasts many eateries and plenty of high street shops. Our annexe is attached to the side of our home above a double garage, it has velux windows which gives a nice lighting. The room is spacious with a good size en-suite and it’s own entrance.

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The cottage exterior is characterized by warm brickwork and a rustic stone roof. A bright entrance leads to the front door, flanked by two potted plants. A small outdoor seating area features a table and chairs, inviting relaxation in the sun.
Home in Goosey
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

Charming country cottage, well equipped.

Sweet comfortable, self contained cottage in rural village with incredible views - large skies and amazing sunsets 10 minutes from The White Horse Hill, 25 minutes from Oxford and close to the Cotswolds and 35 minutes from Bicester Village . Sleeps up to 6 -Kingsize double bed, twin room ( small double and single) and sofa bed and shower room. Well equipped kitchen - sitting room with wood burning stove . Use of tennis court and amazing woodland walks over private farmland.

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The exterior of Symonds Barn features rustic wooden cladding and a sloped roof with slate tiles. A wooden bench adorned with colorful cushions sits on a gravel path, surrounded by pots of vibrant flowers. Large glass doors lead into the inviting interior.
Guesthouse in Childrey
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

Stylish country converted barn

Symonds Barn is a spacious converted barn set in the middle of Childrey, a village on the edge of the Ridgeway, only 15 miles from Oxford. Choose between enjoying an escape to the countryside, with delicious meals in one of the many local cafes and pubs and walks through some really beautiful countryside (it’s a 5 minute drive onto the Ridgeway), or take advantage of the nearby shopping and culture in Oxford, Marlborough, Hungerford or Burford.

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A contemporary barn-style structure features natural wooden cladding and large glass sliding doors. A spacious wooden deck surrounds the property, with area for outdoor seating. Trees provide shade and greenery, blending the building harmoniously into the surrounding landscape.
Cottage in Charney Bassett
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 176 reviews

Open plan getaway set in 25 acres of woodland

Recently converted barn - open plan lounge/kitchen/dining/relaxation area. Three spacious bedrooms with three bathrooms. Great for quiet retreats, massage table available on request! Located down a 500m private drive, with access to 25 acres of woodland with numerous paths, wildlife and a large pond to explore. Huge glass sliding doors give views of the surrounding woodland, and there are two large patio areas for alfresco dining.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Vale of White Horse District?

    Stays around Wantage and Faringdon are often recommended for access to historic sites and local markets. Rural cottage retreats and village homes create a welcoming atmosphere for visitors seeking peaceful surroundings.

  • What are the best things to do in Vale of White Horse District with kids?

    Families can explore parklands, visit local farms for hands-on experiences, and discover the Uffington White Horse, a large chalk hill figure. Interactive museums and nature walks are frequently suggested for curious young travelers.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Vale of White Horse District?

    Explore the ancient Uffington White Horse, wander through charming market towns like Wantage, and take scenic walks along the Ridgeway National Trail. Local museums and galleries highlight the region’s traditions and history.

  • How is the weather in Vale of White Horse District?

    The Vale of White Horse District has cool winters around 35–46°F (2–8°C), with frost and some rain, and mild summers near 55–73°F (13–23°C). Waterproof layers are useful year-round for changeable conditions.

  • What are the best places to visit in Vale of White Horse District?

    Visitors frequently explore the Uffington White Horse, stroll through the village of Stanford in the Vale, and discover Faringdon’s historic marketplace. The Ridgeway National Trail is a favorite for those interested in walking along ancient paths.

  • What are some hiking trails in Vale of White Horse District?

    The Ridgeway National Trail and walks around the Berkshire Downs are often suggested for scenic hikes. Trails near Dragon Hill and White Horse Hill feature panoramic countryside views and rich archaeological sites.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Vale of White Horse District?

    Families can enjoy outdoor picnics in parklands, explore local heritage museums, and interact with animals at working farms across the district. Milder days are great for cycling and nature trails suitable for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Vale of White Horse District?

    Explore historic Oxford’s colleges and museums, visit the market town of Abingdon for riverside walks, or discover country manor gardens around the Cotswolds region. Nearby ancient woodland and lakes add variety for nature lovers.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Vale of White Horse District?

    Many rural cottages and village homes in Vale of White Horse District welcome pets, especially around market towns and walking trail areas. Owners often share local tips for nearby dog-friendly parks and countryside paths.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Vale of White Horse District?

    Wearing layers helps with frequent weather changes, and waterproof footwear is useful for countryside walks. Local markets are a great way to meet producers and sample seasonal produce from the region.

  • What is Vale of White Horse District known for?

    Vale of White Horse District is known for the ancient Uffington White Horse, rolling Berkshire Downs, and villages with deep historical roots. The district has long-standing agricultural traditions and scenic walking trails.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Vale of White Horse District?

    Explore Dragon Hill for local legends, wander Little Coxwell village’s lanes, or discover old stone churches tucked within rural parishes. Artisans’ workshops and small galleries reveal locally rooted crafts and artwork.

  • What are the best foods to try in Vale of White Horse District?

    Sample homemade cheeses, locally raised meats, and breads from market stalls or village bakeries. Traditional pub fare, seasonal pies, and fresh produce from farm shops are frequently suggested highlights.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Vale of White Horse District?

    Pack waterproof layers, sturdy walking shoes, and a windproof jacket for rural adventures. A reusable shopping bag is handy at markets, and a camera captures the countryside’s distinct landscapes.

  • What is the nightlife in Vale of White Horse District like?

    Nightlife often centers on village pubs, local music events, and community gatherings. Some towns host folk music performances and relaxed evening settings for conversation over traditional drinks.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Vale of White Horse District?

    Frequently suggested events include seasonal village fairs, local food festivals, and summer outdoor music concerts. Wantage and Faringdon often host cultural celebrations that bring together artisans and performers.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Vale of White Horse District?

    Many vacation rentals in Vale of White Horse District have spacious gardens and extra amenities for families, especially in villages and countryside areas. Hosts often provide local tips tailored for visitors with children.

  • When is the best time to visit Vale of White Horse District?

    Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures, blooming countryside, and outdoor events. Autumn brings colorful landscapes, while winter is quieter but has crisp air for brisk walks.

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