Self Catering Cottages Banbury

Oxfordshire, England

Self-Catering Banbury, Oxfordshire, England

Oak Lodge At Bridge Lake Farm & Fishery

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

This detached single-storey wooden lodge rests in Chacombe, Northamptonshire and can sleep two people in one bedroom.

From €95 Nightly

Willow Lodge At Bridge Lake Farm & Fishery

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

This idyllic ground-floor lodge rests in Chacombe near Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire and can sleep two people in one bedroom.

From €77 Nightly

Acorn Lodge At Bridge Lake Farm & Fishery

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

This pretty ground-floor lodge rests in Chacombe near Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire and can sleep two people in one bedroom.

From €74 Nightly

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

This detached cottage rests near Banbury and can sleep three people in two bedrooms.

From €75 Nightly

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

This delightful cottage is located on the outskirts of Croperdy, Oxfordshire and can sleep five people in three bedrooms.

From €76 Nightly

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

This charming cottage has two bedrooms, one bathroom and sleeps five within the Oxfordshire village of Wroxton.

From €103 Nightly

Hook Norton Barn

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

A luxurious barn conversion, 1 mile from the village of Hook Norton, sleeping two people.

From €112 Nightly

Cottage in Oxfordshire

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

This pretty cottage is located in the charming village of Hook Norton which truly offers a unique holiday experience. The village is surrounded by stunning countryside with rolling hills, green fields...

Barn in Oxfordshire

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

Many of the original features and the character, evoking life deep in the countryside, have been retained. Surrounded by horse paddocks, on a sprawling farm estate, it s the very definition of a count...

Barn in Oxfordshire

EnglandOxfordshireBanbury

The property is close the riverside market town of Banbury providing a blend of old and new with a wealth of history to explore including mellow Hornton stone buildings to the modern shopping centre a...

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