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GBP 75 - 258 Heythrop Park Enstone, OX7 5UE Chipping Norton GBP 75 - 258 guest review score: N/A Set in the beautiful Cotswolds, Heythrop Park boasts a swimming pool and a gym. Historic Oxford is just 20 miles (32 km) away. State-of-the art leisu… More GBP 82 - 240 Crowne Plaza Heythrop Park-Oxford Enstone, OX7 5UE Chipping Norton GBP 82 - 240 guest review score: N/A With an 18-hole golf course and a health club with spa, the new Crowne Plaza Oxford is set in the 440-acre Heythrop Park Resort in the Oxfordshire cou… More GBP 39 - 160 Crown & Cushion Hotel 23 High Street, OX7 5AD Chipping Norton GBP 39 - 160 guest review score: N/A Originally a 15th century coaching inn, this refurbished hotel offers a relaxing home away from home in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds. The Cr… More Page 1

 

Chipping Norton: Guide

Chipping Norton is a small England|English town in the county of Oxfordshire and one of the most attractive towns in the Cotswolds region.

Understand

"Chipping" means 'market', revealing the town's past importance as the main commercial centre for the Evenlode valley. The surrounding Cotswolds were one of the wealthiest parts of England in the Middle Ages, owing to their production of wool; Chipping Norton was one of the beneficiaries of this trade. Many of the medieval buildings built as a result remain in the town centre, adding to its unique character. Many buildings also date from the 18th century.

The town has been voted one of the UK's top ten Country Towns by the 200,000 readers of Period Living and Traditional Homes.

Get in

Get around

See

Landmarks

the Parish Church of St Mary - the Gothic nave, rebuilt circa 1485, retains one of the finest 15th century interiors amongst English churches. The chancel and aisles retain elements of 13th and 14th century architecture.
the Town Hall - built 1842 in Neo-Classical style
the Almhouses - built 1640

Do

the Theatre, Spring Street

Further Afield

the Rollright Stones - about 2 miles north of Chipping Norton
Chastleton House - an early 17th century mansion house now owned by the National Trust, one of the finest and most complete Jacobean buildings in the land
Bliss Valley Tweed Mill

Eat

Drink

the Blue Boar, Goddards Lane, on the Marketplace

Sleep

Stay Safe

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