Land to the south of Watlington Road, Lewknor

The site comprises a single triangular field situated on the western edge
of Lewknor village, Oxfordshire. Access is provided from Watlington
Road to the north. The site forms a logical extension to the existing
settlement, being bordered by residential development to the north, east
and west.

Extending to approximately 5.24 acres (2.12 hectares), the site comprises
permanent grassland that has historically been used for grazing. The land
is contained within established hedgerow boundaries, which provide
effective screening from both the B4009 and Watlington Road. The site's
topography rises gently from north to south across the enclosed
paddock.

Lewknor is an Oxfordshire village with a population of approximately 700
and a range of local amenities, including a primary school, church and
public house. The village benefits from excellent connectivity, with
Junction 6 of the M40 located c. 550m to the east of the site, providing
convenient access to Oxford, High Wycombe and London.

The site lies on the western edge of the village within the Chilterns
National Landscape and is close to the boundary of the Lewknor
Conservation Area. The Aston Rowant National Nature Reserve is also
located within walking distance.