Pubs For Sale in Oxfordshire
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The property is an attractive late 16th century, detached two storey building of timber frame construction, with rough cast panels, set beneath a pitched tiled roof with a series of single storey brick-built additions to the side and rear. The original part of the building is noted as being of cruck construction, with timber beams throughout the building.
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1/12The property is an attractive late 16th century, detached two storey building of timber frame construction, with rough cast panels, set beneath a pitched tiled roof with a series of single storey brick-built additions to the side and rear. The original part of the building is noted as being of cruck construction, with timber beams throughout the building.
- Attractive black and white timber framed tradional public house, with a strong reputation for high quality food
- Prominent position within Chapel Square with convenient access to A417 and wider regional routes serving Wantage, Didcot, Newbury and Harwell Science Par
- Extensive private accommodation spread across the first floor
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The Black Horse is a charming Cotswold public house comprising of a two-storey end of terrace building of stone construction. To the rear of the plot is a single-storey detached cottage of stone construction which sits under a pitched tiled roof.
- Charming and attractive, quintessential Cotswold village public house set within an AONB
- Situated in Salford, a peaceful west Oxfordshire village, circa two miles from Chipping Norton
- Characterful interiors with exposed stonework, timber beams, and a feature fireplace
||1/21The Black Horse is a charming Cotswold public house comprising of a two-storey end of terrace building of stone construction. To the rear of the plot is a single-storey detached cottage of stone construction which sits under a pitched tiled roof.
||1/12The property is an attractive late 16th century, detached two storey building of timber frame construction, with rough cast panels, set beneath a pitched tiled roof with a series of single storey brick-built additions to the side and rear. The original part of the building is noted as being of cruck construction, with timber beams throughout the building.
