OXFORDSHIRE – THATCHED 17TH CENTURY INN

Oxfordshire thatched 17th century Inn
Set in 1.33 acres
7 en suite letting bedrooms (6 providing s/c accommodation)
Campsite with 15 pitches
Attractive stone-built property with character 2 section main bar with excellent catering facilities
T/O £500,000 pa inclusive of VAT
4 Glamping plots 

The village of Clifton stands some 6 miles south of the market town of Banbury just a few miles from the motorway junction of the M40 motorway.  The university city of Oxford is 18 miles due south.  The excellent communication links make it an extremely popular residential location, one that commands some of the highest property values anywhere in the United Kingdom.  

At the centre of the village on a crossroads is the Duke of Cumberlands Head, a very attractive historic property being Grade II listed and dating back to the 17th century and first recorded as a public house in 1774.   It is of very pleasing appearance being mellow Oxfordshire stone beneath and pitched and thatched roof.  It stands in a large plot of 1.33 acres in addition to excellent characterful bars and restaurant facilities.  It has 7 en suite letting bedrooms (6 of which are self-catering) and also a well appointed campsite.  There are also very convenient trade gardens which more than double the capacity of the traditional pub.  The property has been considerably upgraded and refurbished over the last 8 years and the quality of the improvements and the refurbishment will be evident to all who view.  The property must be viewed to be appreciated.