Long Hanborough, Oxfordshire

Long Hanborough is a large village in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. It is located about 4 miles northeast of Witney and has a mix of thatched, stone, slate, and tile roofed cottages, and is home to a church (Christ Church), shops, and two pubs (George & Dragon and The Three Horseshoes). Long Hanborough is served by a railway station, which provides easy access to Oxford.

What we like about Long Hanborough

Long Hanborough is located in a beautiful part of the Cotswolds, with rolling hills, lush meadows, and traditional villages in every direction.

Hanborough is well-connected, with good road and rail links to Oxford, Witney, and other parts of the UK.

The village has a variety of amenities, including shops, pubs and schools.

Long Hanborough is close to many attractions such as Blenheim Palace and the wondeful town of Woodstock.

Where is Long Hanborough, Oxfordshire?

Long Hanborough is situated about 4 miles southwest of Woodstock and 5 miles northeast of Witney.

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Attractions, businesses and places to visit in the local area

Combe Mill

Combe Mill, Oxfordshire

A Grade II* Listed Building, Combe Mill is the original sawmill and workshop of the Blenheim Palace Estate

North Leigh Roman Villa

North Leigh Roman Villa, near Witney

At North Leigh Roman Villa, near Witney, you will find the remains of a large, wellbuilt Roman courtyard villa.

Blenheim Palace

Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire

Blenheim Palace is a world-class visitor attraction with a variety of cultural and sporting events, a wedding and banqueting venue and a unique filming location.

Oxfordshire Museum

Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock

The Oxfordshire Museum in the lovely market town of Woodstock is a hidden gem that is well worth a visit.

Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum

Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock

Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum (SOFO) is Oxfordshire's only dedicated military history museum

The Feathers

The Feathers, Woodstock

A divine Oxfordshire hotel with contemporary rooms and fine dining restaurant

Woodstock

Woodstock, Oxfordshire

Woodstock, a fine Oxfordshire town, is where you will find Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill and nearby Bladon is where you can find his grave.

The Marlborough Arms

The Marlborough Arms, Woodstock

Situated in the heart of Woodstock, The Marlborough Arms is a beautiful 15th Century coaching inn that overlooks Woodstock's historical streets.

Cogges Manor Farm

Cogges Manor Farm, Witney, Oxfordshire

At the heart of Witney, everyone who visits Cogges for the first time is bowled over by its beauty

The Blue Boar

The Blue Boar, Witney

Overlooking the market square in the historic town of Witney, The Blue Boar offers a 70-seat restaurant, bar area, function room, imposing courtyard and 20 boutique-style bedrooms.

Witney

Witney, Oxfordshire

An Oxfordshire market town on the edge of the Cotswolds.

Charlbury Museum

Charlbury Museum

Charlbury Museum is an independent museum, run entirely by volunteers. Its five rooms are crammed with exhibits revealing the history of this ancient market town

Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park

Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park

Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park is set in 54 acres of rolling, wooded farmland

The Harcourt Arms

The Harcourt Arms, Stanton Harcourt, Witney

The Harcourt Arms is a delightful country Inn with two AA Rosettes and a very flattering review in the 2021 Michelin Guide.

Banbury Hill Farm

Banbury Hill Farm, Charlbury

Bed & Breakfast at Banbury Hill Farm - A truly unique location in the Oxfordshire countryside

Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote

Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote

The picturesque ruins of Minster Lovell Hall, a 15th century Oxfordshire manor house, lie in a beautiful rural setting beside the River Windrush.

Rousham House and Garden, Oxfordshire

Rousham House and Garden, Oxfordshire

One of only two English gardens included in Monty Don's round the world garden journey, for him the "very best of English gardens".