Deddington

Deddington

Set around one of North Oxfordshire’s most attractive market places, Deddington is a highly regarded village with a lovely mix of period architecture, everyday amenities and a strong community feel. With its historic centre, handsome stone houses and excellent position between Banbury and Oxford, it offers a very appealing village lifestyle.

Local Amenities: A village shop, Post Office, health centre, library, hairdressers, parish church, cafés and other independent local businesses.

Transport Links: Well placed for Banbury, Oxford and the M40, with Banbury station providing mainline rail services to London Marylebone, Birmingham and Oxford.

Schools: Deddington Church of England Primary School, with a range of secondary and independent schooling options in the wider area.

Local Community Activities: The Windmill Community Centre, village hall, local clubs, community groups and the highly popular Deddington Farmers’ Market.

Pubs and Restaurants: The Deddington Arms, The Crown & Tuns and The Unicorn Inn, along with local cafés and takeaway options.

Sport and Social Schemes: Sports pitches, tennis, football, local walking routes and community facilities centred around The Windmill.

Distances:
Banbury: 6 miles
Bicester: 11 miles
Oxford: 20 miles
Soho Farmhouse: 8 miles
RH England (Aynho): 7 miles
Daylesford Organic: 24 miles
London: 75 miles

The Cherwell Agent says: “Deddington is one of those rare villages that feels both historic and properly useful. The market place gives it real character, but it’s the everyday amenities, strong community and access to Banbury, Oxford and the M40 that make it such a consistently popular place to live.”