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Banbury is a historic town in Oxfordshire with wonderful architecture, a friendly atmosphere, and a choice of picturesque holiday homes in the town and surrounding Chiltern Hills villages. A large square dominates the centre with the magnificent clock tower. Narrow cobbled streets weave their way between the independent shops, traditional coaching inns, and café’s that fill the town. Don’t forget to seek out the historic Banbury Cross (although there’s no need to arrive by cock horse these days). The restored Oxford Canal runs through the town just beside Castle Quay, the large shopping centre with brands such as Gap and Debenhams.

2-storey stone-built Cotswold Cottage surrounded by a mature garden.
Sleeps
3
Bedrooms
2

Spring Cottage is a gorgeous honey-coloured stone-built cottage nestled within the Cotswolds in Alkerton. The pet-friendly cottage boasts lovely gardens, exposed beams & stone walls, oak furnishings, an open fire, a sunroom and contemporary style, plus access to the region of Oxfordshire.

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A 'honey-stone' thatched Cotswold holiday cottage in Oxfordshire.
Sleeps
8
Bedrooms
3

Suncroft is a quaint Grade II pet-friendly Cotswold cottage in Warwickshire near the village of Shotteswell. It features cosy interiors in muted tones, traditional furnishings, an inglenook fireplace & a country-style kitchen. This large 17th-century rural holiday home near Shottiswell sleeps up to eight guests.

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A small town it may be, but you'll definitely be able to shop till you drop. Culture lovers should head for The Mill Arts Centre, also on the side of the canal, for a concert, exhibition, performance or just for a coffee and a diet-busting cake. Local bakers still sell the traditional Banbury Cakes, and Banbury Cross, the subject of the famous nursery rhyme, still stands. Banbury is an excellent base to explore villages in the Chilterns and the eastern end of the Cotswolds, such as Hook Norton with its brewery and the picturesque town of Chipping Norton. After a hard day exploring, there are plenty of warm, welcoming pubs in Banbury where you can enjoy some traditional English grub before heading back to your cosy holiday home.