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Deddington, Nr Banbury
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Kerry House


2
Bedrooms

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4

1
Bathroom

No Pets

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Description

Kerry House is a charming two-bedroom, single-storey cottage sleeping up to four guests in one double bedroom and one twin bedroom.

Set in the heart of this picturesque village, the home enjoys a wonderfully private position with uninterrupted views of the village church and neighbouring gardens. Deddington is a delightful North Oxfordshire village with a historic market square, independent pubs, cafés, and an excellent delicatessen. Its peaceful atmosphere, honey-stone buildings and welcoming community make it perfect for a relaxing getaway or a longer stay if relocating or working locally.

Banbury, Oxford and Blenheim Palace are all within easy reach for day trips.

About Kerry House:

  • Just a short walk from Deddington’s village centre.
  • Entrance through a private gate.
  • Private parking for one vehicle behind the gate.
  • Set within an enclosed garden with a lawned area and wonderful views of the village church.
  • Well-equipped kitchen with generous workspace, electric oven and hob, dishwasher, washer–dryer, and full chinaware and cookware.
  • Kitchen dining area with seating and bench-style table.
  • Bathroom with W.C. and washbasin.
  • Cosy living room with two sofas, wood-burning stove, widescreen TV and windows overlooking the garden.
  • Bedroom one with two single beds, bedside tables and clothes-hanging space.
  • Bedroom two with a double bed, bedside table and clothes-hanging space.
  • Main bathroom with bath, shower, W.C. and washbasin.

Outside Area

Private walled garden with views over the village church and charming. Your cottage overlooks Castle House, one of Deddington’s most historic and architecturally significant buildings. This Grade II manor dates back to the 13th century, with later 17th-century additions and a beautifully restored façade. Its former chapel, honey-stone walls and elegant gardens create a striking focal point in the village, adding a sense of heritage and charm to your stay.

The Neighbourhood


Quintessential North Oxfordshire village with honey-stone cottages, a historic marketplace and a warm, welcoming community ideal for relaxed weekends or longer professional stays.

Shops & Daily Essentials

  • Co-op Food in the centre of the village – convenient for groceries and essentials.
  • Deddington Farmers’ Market (fourth Saturday of the month) – one of the largest in the region, perfect for local produce, bakery items and artisan treats.
  • Cotswold Pharmacy – for health and wellbeing needs.
  • Post Office & local convenience stores – handy for everyday items and services.
  • Local deli and boutique shops offering cheeses, pastries, gifts, wine and specialty foods.

Pubs, Cafés & Restaurants

  • The Unicorn Inn – friendly village pub with classic pub dishes, Sunday roasts and a relaxed atmosphere.

  • The Red Lion – cosy traditional pub serving quality food and real ales.
  • The Deddington Arms Hotel – popular for lunch, afternoon tea and hearty dinners in a comfortable setting.
  • Local cafés and bakeries – ideal for coffee stops, pastries or remote working sessions.
  • Excellent dining nearby in Banbury, Chipping Norton and Woodstock, with everything from modern British restaurants to fine dining.

Local Attractions

  • Deddington Castle (National Trust) – atmospheric earthworks and green space for a scenic walk close to the village.
  • Blenheim Palace (15–20 mins) – UNESCO World Heritage Site with grand architecture, lakes, gardens and year-round events.
  • Soho Farmhouse (20 mins) – stylish members’ club with spa, dining and countryside activities.
  • Hook Norton Brewery (15 mins) – award-winning brewery tours and tastings.
  • Cotswolds villages including Great Tew, Adderbury, Stow-on-the-Wold and Chipping Norton all within easy reach.

Outdoor Activities

  • Beautiful countryside walks starting directly from the village – scenic lanes, rolling fields and quiet routes towards Hempton and Clifton.
  • Cycling routes into the Cotswolds for casual riders and keen cyclists.
  • Local parks and village greens ideal for picnics and downtime.

Connectivity & Transport

  • Banbury station (10–12 mins) with fast services to Oxford, London Marylebone, Birmingham and Warwick – ideal for business travellers staying longer.
  • Nearby road links via the M40 (J11) for easy access to Oxford, Bicester, Warwick, and the Cotswolds.
  • Reliable village bus services to Banbury and Oxford.

Why Guests Love Staying in Deddington

  • Peaceful, safe and picturesque yet well-connected for day trips and business travel.
  • A genuine village community with everything you need within a short stroll.
  • A perfect base for exploring Oxfordshire, the Cotswolds, Blenheim Palace and the surrounding countryside.
  • Great for working stays with quiet surroundings, good Wi-Fi options in the village, and fast rail access for meetings or commuting.

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