Location
The charming village of Yarnton near Oxford is one of the oldest settlements in the UK, with a history that extends back to 3500BC. Today the village is thriving, boasting a wide range of services for convenient, modern living.
With unspoilt woodland, fertile farmland, tranquil lakes and picturesque villages on your doorstep - not to mention Blenheim Palace, the magnificent birth place of Winston Churchill and a World Heritage Site - Yarnton is the epitome of English country living. Whilst also situated just a stones throw from the buzzing city of Oxford.
Directions
From the North
Join the M40 and exit at junction 9. At the roundabout take the third exit onto A34 heading to Oxford/Newbury. After approximately 6 miles take the exit toward Headington/Woodstock/Witney. At Peartree interchange take the 4th exit onto Woodstock Road (A44) heading to Evesham/Woodstock. At immediate roundabout, continue straight over to follow Woodstock Road (A44) for a further mile. Take 1st exit at next roundabout onto Cassington Road.
From the South and London
Join the M40 and exit at junction 8 onto A40 toward Oxford/Cheltenham. Slight left at London Road (A40), continue to follow A40. Turn left to stay on London Road (A40) and continue for approximately 4 miles. At Wolvercote roundabout take 4th exit onto Woodstock Road (A44) heading to Evesham/Woodstock. Continue to follow Woodstock Road (A44) for just under 2 miles. At next roundabout, continue straight over to follow Woodstock Road (A44) for a further mile. Take 1st exit at the next roundabout onto Cassington Road.
