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HANBOROUGH GATE Long Hanborough, Oxfordshire Made for life. Join our legacy. Since 1927, Pye Homes has always taken the same pride in the homes and communities we have built in Oxfordshire. Although many things have changed in that time, our values have stayed the same, because so much of what was true then is still true today. That way, we know your home is made for life. We always take the same care in how we build, because that care ensures that your home is built to last. It means that everything about your home is perfectly placed, from the moment we lay the foundations, to the moment we open your door to show you around. By combining the best innovations in design and materials which have stood the test of time, we build in harmony with nature and the local legacy, so that new homes simply belong as part of a community, right from the start. It means always giving the same kind of personal care and integrity that our founder Jack Pye would recognise and be proud to acknowledge with his famous handshake. Those values, and that same regard for legacy, has led us to join with Blenheim and to make our commitment to their Legacy Principles. Together we share a desire for progress alongside a deep-rooted sense of place and enduring connection to our neighbours and local communities. Pye Homes. Made for life. 2 3 “Unlike many new developments, Hanborough Gate has been thoughtfully designed with plenty of green spaces and a feeling of openness which was important to us. It is also in a wonderful location being close to numerous walks through villages, woods and along the riverside. HANBOROUGH GATE We can even watch deer from our bedroom window! We are also blessed with lovely Long Hanborough, Oxfordshire neighbours. What more could you ask for?” Mrs S, Hanborough Gate homeowner Welcome to Long Hanborough Just as we’re proud to be building a new community in Long Hanborough, we know you’ll be proud to live here. There’s always something going on and the sense of community here is everything you’d hope for in a village setting. Hanborough Gate benefits from wide open spaces and its closeness to Witney, Woodstock and Oxford means you won’t ever miss out on the vibrancy of a bigger town or city. With 2,000 acres of beautiful Blenheim Estate parkland on your doorstep, there is a whole network of permissive paths and country walks to explore. The surrounding countryside has wonderful family days out, unbeatable dining, unique shopping experiences plus a collection of good schools, and countless clubs and activities. We’ve designed homes at Hanborough Gate to make the most of our rural location. You’ll find spacious homes, full of light, many with views out into the countryside. We’re so pleased to share Hanborough Gate with you and look forward to welcoming you home. 4 5 Space to explore. Meet friends and locals at the friendly George & Dragon Cotswold charm in Woodstock Connectivity in the countryside Hanborough Gate has a priceless combination of connectivity and countryside views. A train from Hanborough Station will have you in the lively city of Oxford in just 10 minutes, and 10 minutes by car in the opposite direction will take you to the historic market town of Woodstock, full of boutique shops and Cotswold stone-clad pubs. Set off by bicycle or on foot from Hanborough Gate, and within 10 minutes you’re on the beautiful Blenhein Estate. On Foot By Cycle By Car Co-op Hanborough Station Woodstock 13 minutes 8 minutes 10 minutes Pavillion Eynsham Hall Fitness Centre Witney 16 minutes 8 minutes 12 minutes George & Dragon pub Woodstock Oxford Parkway 17 minutes 21 minutes 16 minutes Hanborough Station Witney Oxford 27 minutes 28 minutes 26 minutes Hanborough Station offering direct services to London Paddington Oxford, The City of Dreaming Spires 6 7 Christmas Lights Trail Nocturne Live Britain’s Greatest Palace on your doorstep The Butterfly House Afternoon Tea in the Orangery Restaurant Blenheim Palace offers an unforgettable experience. Share the splendours of Baroque architecture, wonder at the collections of art, tapestry and antiques, explore the Park and Gardens, and experience a huge range of events and exhibitions throughout the year. Watch medieval knights in action at a jousting tournament, dance the night away at Nocturne Live and marvel at the magic of the Christmas Lights Trail. Blenheim Park is also home to plenty of teams and clubs, including Blenheim Cricket Club, a weekly Yoga group and the Woodstock Harriers. The Orangery Restaurant The Pleasure Gardens The Park The Orangery Restaurant overlooks Families can explore the adventure At Blenheim Palace there’s the ornate Italian Garden – choose playground, giant hedge maze and over 2,000 acres of parkland from delicious à la carte lunches or butterfly house before enjoying and gardens ready for you traditional Afternoon Teas. Or for delicious handmade pizzas, salads to explore. Take a themed something really special, book your and refreshments (open seasonally, trail, enjoy a picnic with place at a seasonal supper club. please check blenheimpalace.com spectacular views or go for opening times). wildlife-spotting on a walk Medieval Jousting Tournament The Marlborough Hedge Maze around the Park’s perimeter. 8 9 THE VILLAGE OF MINUTES LONG HANBOROUGH BY CAR IS 1.8 MILES LONG 12 to Witney 12 minutes to OXFORD BY TRAIN LONG HANBOROUGH HAS 35 MILES a population of OF WALKING 2,630 PEOPLE ROUTES STAGECOACH SERVICE 23 Minutes70 to 233 MINUTES BY BUS IS THE BEST & PADDINGTON 22 MILES MOST POPULAR TO WITNEY BUS ROUTE LONDON BY TRAIN OF CYCLE PATHS 10 11 A location of taste. The Woodstock Arms, Woodstock Off the Hook Fish & Chips, Long Hanborough Experience, taste, discover. Cosy pubs, independent delis, classic takeaways and Michelin star restaurants – Oxfordshire has a lot to offer when it comes to dining. The city of Oxford, just 12 minutes away by train, is a gastronomic melting pot, with all the cuisines you’d hope for in a big city. Or if you choose to stay local, your favourite pub grub will be waiting for you at the end of a country walk. Long Hanborough itself has two pubs, The George & Dragon and The Three Horseshoes, plus popular fish and chip shop ‘Off the Hook’. In nearby Woodstock you can take your pick of historic inns and classic bistros. In Witney, you’ll find a big choice of eateries, like the cake café, tapas lounge, vegan deli and – of course – historic pubs. If you’re into craft beer, enjoy two small, independent breweries right on your doorstep; Little Ox Brewery in Long Hanborough and the cleverly named Church Hanbrewery in nearby Church Hanborough. Whatever the occasion, and however picky the eater, you won’t be far from fabulous food and drink at Hanborough Gate. Al fresco dining in Witney Church Hanbrewery, Church Hanborough Pizza at the Blenheim Palace Pleasure Gardens 12 13 HANBOROUGH GATE No. 5 Park Street, Woodstock The Market Garden, Eynsham Discover something new You’ll find all the amenities you would expect from a well-connected village in Long Hanborough – and a few you wouldn’t. Alongside the doctor’s surgery, dental practice, Co-Operative and Post Office, you’ll find two hairdressers, a bicycle repair shop, craft brewery and a bus museum. Long Hanborough sits within a cluster of other equally charming villages and towns, each with something different to offer. Discovering what’s on your doorstep is an exciting part of the moving process – but here’s a sample of what you’ll find: Witney The Market Garden A lively town with lots of high street and independent Your destination for homegrown deliciousness. stores, cafés and tea rooms a-plenty. There’s a good The Market Garden has a store in nearby Eynsham, choice of accommodation here too, for visiting friends full of fresh produce – much of which is grown in and family. Long Hanborough. Woodstock Bicester Village Visit Woodstock’s impressive galleries, museums, The ultimate shopping experience; choose from a restaurants and unique shops for a taste of culture in the number of boutiques with all your favourite designer Retail countryside – and don’t forget Blenheim Palace! brands, and recharge at one of their many chic eateries. therapy. Dantzig Gallery, Woodstock Bicester Village 14 15 “Long Hanborough has great community spirit and as new residents we felt we were welcomed with open arms. One particular highlight of living in Long Hanborough is the annual musical fireworks display which is held on the playing field.” Mr & Mrs J, Hanborough Gate homeowners Beavers & Cubs Wednesdays · Freeland Village Hall Craft Group Monthly meetings · Long Hanborough Methodist Church Daffodil Nursery Breakfast & After School Clubs Monday - Thursday · 204 Main Rd, Long Hanborough Ecka Long Hanborough Karate & Kickboxing Club Mondays · The Pavilion, Long Hanborough Hanborough Allotment Association Memberships available · Church Road, Long Hanborough Hanborough Bowls Club Mondays & Fridays · Playing Field, Roosevelt Rd, Long Hanborough Hanborough Football Club Tuesdays · Playing Field, Roosevelt Rd, Long Hanborough Hanborough Parish Council 204 Main Rd, Long Hanborough Hanborough Youth Group Clubs, Groups Thursdays · The Pavilion, Long Hanborough Family and HIIT Class Tuesdays & Thursdays · The Pavilion, Long Hanborough Pre-School and Societies Daffodil Nursery Education Long Hanborough Art Group Hanborough Pre-School Mondays · Long Hanborough Methodist Church Hanborough Meadows Pre-School For a relatively small village, Long Hanborough boasts an Long Hanborough Community Tree Project Long Hanborough itself is home to a nursery, two pre-schools incredible number of activities. Whatever you’re interested and a primary school. Great secondary schools are just down the Nr Pinsley Wood, Long Hanborough Primary in; whatever your passions are; or whatever it takes to road, in Witney, Woodstock and Eynsham.
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