Oxford

Self-catering holiday houses in Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire is in the centre of the 'Heart of England', East of Gloucestershire, West of Berks and Bucks and North of Wiltshire and Hampshire. The M40 motorway runs through the county to Warwickshire. A great place to base a visit in middle England, it's easy to hop on a train to lots of places, but the difficulty will be that you may want to stay still! Oxfordshire has so much happening, but its easy proximity to central hubs means its a superb location for a get together in a large holiday house - many have swimming pools and tennis courts too. For couples, city apartments and converted stables or self contained cottages are perfect weekend retreats. The Chiltern Hills to the south are beautiful chalky escarpments with lovely vistas across the county. Further west is the North Wessex Downs. Didcot, Wantage, Witney, Carterton, Bicester and Banbury are the main conurbations set amongst some rolling green countryside and pretty villages. Henley on Thames is a famous sporting arena as well as a picturesque town! The Thames in Oxfordshire has many more lovely village to explore, some smaller quaint self-catering holiday houses. Blenheim Palace is a must see when in the area – one of the great Country Houses of England.

Cottage getaway in Highmoor, near Henley-on-Thames with 1 bedroom, sleeps 2. Pets welcome. Golf nearby, Pub within 1 mile, Swimming Pool, Swimming Pool - Indoor, Swimming Pool - Shared.

Attractive dining area | Highmoor Park Cottage, Highmoor, near Henley-on-Thames

Highmoor Park Cottage, Oxford

Dog-friendly and with use of a fabulous indoor swimming pool, this pretty, detached cottage is ideal for couples exploring the counties of Oxfordshire and Berkshire.

  • 1 Pet welcome
  • Golf nearby
  • Pub within 1 mile
  • Swimming Pool
  • Swimming Pool - Indoor
  • Swimming Pool - Shared
  • Rural Location
  • Television
  • WiFi
  • Bed Linen & Towels Included
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Staying in Oxfrodshire in holiday accommodation

The main City of Oxfordshire is of course Oxford. Oxford University is the oldest University in the English speaking world and is interwoven throughout the centre of the City. Over thirty colleges are spread out amongst the city centre and around every corner you find a stunning building! Student accommodation is available to stay in during holiday periods for visitors, and many town houses close to Colleges are open to self-caterers. Two rivers, The Thames and The Cherwell run through Oxford which can be confusing as you take a punt ! Architecture, Culture and great food makes Oxford a must visit.Take your bike with your or rent on int he town centre - everyone is on bicycles in Oxford.