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Rigside a large family house set within approx 1 acre of grounds. An ideal location for groups or families to enjoy the Cotswolds (Ref. 988748)
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The Old Reading Room is a wonderful and romantic cottage hideaway set in one of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds' finest villages. Superb pub nearby and stunning countryside surrounding. A treat! (Ref. 988785)
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Hooky Cottage is romantic thatched cottage set in the heart of a traditional village in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. Superb pubs around the corner plus excellent walks too. Lovely retreat with an... (Ref. 988863)
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Beautiful, quintessential Cotswolds cottage! Sleeps 4, spacious and stunning inside with a wonderful garden and view. Top notch pub (Kings Head) about 45 seconds away too! (Ref. 988766)
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7 nights from £678
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Famed some years back for being home to many a Cotswold celebrity, Chipping Norton is so much more than that. It is one of the larger towns in the Cotswolds and with a High Street full of wonderful shops, restaurants, pubs and cafes, a visit to Chipping Norton and surrounding areas will be great for any visitor.
Chipping Norton is the highest town in Oxfordshire, situated on the western slopes of a hillside that was once the site of a Norman castle. 'Chipping' is derived from ceapen, an old English word meaning market. Alternatively the meaning comes from the medieval word 'Chepynge' meaning long Market Square as will also be found at Chipping Campden and Chipping Sodbury. There has been a market here since the 13th century and it was a major wool-trading town in the 15th century; the great 'wool' church of St Mary, built in Perpendicular style, testifies to its prosperity. The church has one of the finest interiors among the great Cotswold churches.
The lively little town has a vibrancy about it, but remains unpretentious and the everyday lives of those who live and work there have so far not been overshadowed by the effects of tourism - in other words its a 'real' Cotswold town with 'real' shops and fondly known as 'Chippy' to the locals. It is also known, importantly, for having the last fish and chip shop for 30 miles in the Cheltenham direction ... and very good it is too!
Chipping Norton offers the visitor plenty of retail therapy including several antique shops and a wide selection of restaurants, inns and pubs.