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SHERWOOD A rare touch of glamour A classically designed house of substance... ...under an hour from London M40 Evesham Banbury location Bloxham Frilford Heath is a very desirable residential address renowned for its old golf club, which features three championship courses. Moreton-in-Marsh Historic Oxford is just 8 miles North and the ancient market town of Abingdon on Thames is just 4.5 miles to the East. Many Chipping Norton residents of the area chose to live here because of access to A44 some of the UK’s top private schools, whilst enjoying a more Bicester bucolic rather than city existence - In Oxford, one finds UK top 10 schools Magdalen College School for boys and Oxford High School A40 Woodstock A1 for girls and in Abingdon on Thames, there is Abingdon School M40 M1 Northleach for boys and St Helens & St Katherine’s for girls. There is also St Aylesbury Hughs Prep School short distance away and Cokethorpe School A40 to the West on the outskirts of Witney. Communications are first class with Didcot Parkway Station just 9.8 miles South with Oxford Thame London Paddington 45 minutes away and the A34 Euro route M40 under 4 miles to the East providing access to both the M40 and Cirencester M4 Motorways. A large branch of Waitrose is found in nearby M25 Abingdon on Thames. M25 High Wycombe M40 Didcot Wallingford Wantage education M4 Swindon Abingdon School Henley Upon Thames Maidenhead M25 www.abingdon.org.uk Radley School, Radley (Abingdon) A404 Slough www.radley.org.uk London Moulsford Preparatory School M4 www.moulsford.com Oxford High School M4 Reading M25 www.oxfordhigh.gdst.net M4 Dragon School, Oxford Bracknell www.dragonschool.org Magdalen College School, Oxford Marlborough M4 Newbury www.mcsoxford.org St Edwards School, Oxford www.stedwardsoxon.sch.uk M3 Woking M25 perfectly located... ...between historic Oxford and ancient Abingdon on Thames Sherwood, Frilford Heath, Nr. Abingdon on Thames a life of colour A substantial family house intelligently built, on a human scale site area 5.727 acres Approximate Gross Internal Area S Main House = 4639 Sq Ft/431 Sq M W Garden Store Garden Room Pump Room 4.13 x 2.23 5.80 x 2.23 6.34 x 3.45 Garage = 763 Sq Ft/71 Sq M 13'7" x 7'4" 19'0" x 7'4" 20'10" x 11'4" Flat = 855 Sq Ft/80 Sq M E Approximate Gross Internal AreaBarn Building = 1149 Sq Ft/107 Sq M N S Main House = 4639 Sq Ft/431 Sq M Pump Room = 235W Sq Ft/22 Sq M Garden Store Garden Room Pump Room Approximate Gross Internal Area S 4.13 x 2.23 5.80 x 2.23 6.34 x 3.45 Garage = 763 Sq Ft/71W GardenSq M Store & Garden Room = 246 Sq Ft/23 Sq M 13'7" x 7'4" 19'0" x 7'4" 20'10" x 11'4" Main House = 4639 Sq Ft/431 Sq M Garden Store Garden Room Pump Room Flat = 855 Sq Ft/80 Sq M floorplans 4.13 x 2.23 5.80 x 2.23 6.34 x 3.45 Garage = 763 Sq Ft/71 Sq M W.C.E = 33 Sq Ft/3 Sq M 13'7" x 7'4" 19'0" x 7'4" 20'10" x 11'4" Flat = 855 Sq Ft/80 SqBarn M Building = 1149 Sq Ft/107 Sq M N Family Room E Total = 7920 Sq Ft/737 Sq M Sherwood 5.64 x 4.57 BarnPaved Building Area = 1149 Sq Ft/107Pump Sq MRoomBalcony = 235 Sq Ft/22N Sq M 18'6" x 15'0" Main House 4639 sq ft 431 sq m Pump Room = 235Garden Sq Ft/22 Store Sq M& Garden Room = 246 Sq Ft/23 Sq M Garden Store & Garden Room = 246 Sq Ft/23W.C. Sq = 33M Sq Ft/3 Sq M Balcony Garage 763 sq ft 71 sq m Family Room W.C. = 33 Sq Ft/3 Sq M Total = 7920 Sq Ft/737 Sq M 5.64 x 4.57 Paved Area Balcony Flat 855 sq ft 80 sq m Family Room Total = 7920 Sq Ft/737 Sq M 5.64 x 4.57 18'6"Paved x 15'0" Area Balcony 18'6" x 15'0" Approximate Gross Internal Area Barn Building 1149 sq ft 107 sq m Balcony S Larder BalconyMain House = 4639 SqBedroom Ft/431 4 Sq M W W.C 33 sq ft Garden Store3 sq m Garden Room Pump3.29 Room x 2.73 Kitchen/ Sitting Room 4.80 x 3.82 Master Bedroom 4.13 x 2.23 5.80 x 2.23 6.3410'10" x 3.45 x 8'11" Breakfast Room 7.50 x 4.69Garage = 763 Sq Ft/7115'9" x 12'6"Sq M 6.03 x 4.74 Garden Store & Room 246 sq ft13'7" x 7'4"23 sq m 19'0" x 7'4" 20'10" x 11'4" 7.20 x 4.76 24'7" x 15'5" 19'9" x 15'7" 23'7" x 15'7" Flat = 855 Sq Ft/80 Sq M Dressing Bedroom 6 Bedroom 5 Larder Larder Bedroom 4 Bedroom 4 E Pump Room 235 sq ft 22 sq m Kitchen/ 3.29 x 2.73 Kitchen/ Sitting Room 4.80 x 3.82 Master Bedroom Room 5.15 x 3.35 5.05 x 3.35 3.29 x 2.73 Breakfast RoomSitting Room 4.80 x 3.82 Master BarnBedroom Building = 1149 Sq Ft/107 Sq M N 10'10" x 8'11" Breakfast Room10'10" x 8'11" 7.50 x 4.69 7.5015'9" x 4.69 x 12'6" 15'9"6.03 x 12'6" x 4.74 6.03 x 4.74 16'11" x 11'0" 16'7" x 11'0" 7.20 x 4.76 7.20 x 4.76 24'7" x 15'5" 24'7" x 15'5" 19'9" x 15'7" 19'9" x 15'7" Total 8213 sq ft 23'7" x 15'7" 23'7" x 15'7" Dressing PumpDressing RoomBedroom = 6235 Sq Ft/22 SqBedroom M 5Bedroom 6 Bedroom 5 RoomReception Hall Room 5.15 x 3.35 5.05 x 3.355.15 x 3.35 5.05 x 3.35 4.90 Gardenx 4.61 StoreCoats & Garden16'11" x 11'0" Room = 246 Sq16'7" x Ft/2311'0"16'11" x 11'0" Sq M 16'7" x 11'0" Main House Ground Floor 16'1" x 15'1" Reception Hall Reception Hall Dining Room W.C. = 33 Sq Ft/3 Sq M 4.90 x 4.61 Coats 5.06 x 4.81 Dressing Dressing Family Room 5.64 x 4.57 18’6 x 15’0 16'1" x 15'1" 4.90 x 4.61 Coats Bedroom 3 Room Room Family Room 16'1" x 15'1" 16'7" x 15'9" TotalStudy = 7920 Sq Ft/737 Sq M Dining Room Paved Area 4.81 x 3.97 Bedroom 2 5.64 x 4.57 5.06 x 4.81 Dining Room Balcony 4.83 x 3.33 Dressing Dressing Bedroom 3 Room 15'9" x 13'0" Room Dressing Dressing Larder 3.29 x 2.73 10’10 x 8’11 16'7" x 15'9" 5.06 x 4.81 Study 15'10" x 10'11" 4.81 x 3.25 18'6" x 15'0" 4.81 x 3.97 BedroomBedroom 3 2 Room Room 16'7" x 15'9" 4.83 x 3.33 15'9" xStudy 13'0" 4.81 x 3.97 15'9" x 10'8" 15'10" Utilityx 10'11" 4.81 x 3.25 Bedroom 2 Utility 5.11 x 3.29 16’9 x 10’10 4.83 x 3.33 15'9" x 15'9"13'0" x 10'8" Utility 5.11 x 3.29 15'10" x 10'11" Balcony 4.81 x 3.25 5.11 x 3.29 16'9" x 10'10" 15'9" x 10'8" Second Floor Kitchen/Breakfast 7.20 x 4.76 23’7 x 15’716'9" x 10'10" Utility Second Floor 5.11 x 3.29 Balcony Balcony Ground 16'9"Floor x 10'10" GroundFirst Floor Floor First Floor Second Floor Dining Room 5.06 x 4.81 16’7 x 15’9 Balcony Reception Hall 4.90 x 4.61 16’1 x 15’1 Ground Floor First Floor Larder Bedroom 4 Kitchen/ Boiler Sitting Room 7.50 x 4.69 3.29 24’7x 2.73 x 15’5 Sitting Room 4.80 x 3.82 Master Bedroom Boiler 10'10" x 8'11" Breakfast Room 7.50 x 4.69 15'9" x 12'6" 6.03 x 4.74 7.20 x 4.76 Master Bedroom Boiler Study 4.83 x 3.33 15’10 x 10’11 24'7" x 15'5" 4.55 x 2.45 19'9" x 15'7" 23'7" x 15'7" Bar Mezzanine 14'11" x 8'0" Sitting Room/Dining Room Dressing MasterEntertainment Bedroom Room/ Bedroom 6 3.20 x 2.97 Bedroom 5 Boiler 5.70 x 5.00Master Bedroom Reception 10'6" x 9'9" Main House First Floor Room 4.55 x 2.45 5.15 x 3.35 5.05 x 3.35 Mezzanine 18'8" x 16'5" 4.55 x 2.45 11.82 x 8.27 Mezzanine Entertainment Room/ Bar Utility 14'11" x 8'0" Sitting Room/Dining Room 14'11" x38'9" 8'0" x 27'2" Sitting16'11" Room/Dining x 11'0" RoomEntertainment Room/ 16'7" x Bar11'0" 3.20 x 2.97 Double Garage 5.70 x 5.00 3.20 x 2.97 Reception Master Bedroom 6.03 x 4.74 19’9 x 15’7 11.87 x 5.97 Bedroom 2 Boiler Boiler5.70 x 5.00 Reception 10'6" x 9'9" 10'6" x 9'9" 38'11" x 19'7" 4.55 x 2.45 18'8" x 16'5" 18'8" x 16'5" 11.82 x 8.27 11.82 x 8.27 14'11" x 8'0"Utility Kitchen Sauna 38'9" x 27'2" Reception Hall Double Garage Utility 38'9" x 27'2" Bedroom 2 4.81 x 3.25 15’9x 10’8 Double Garage Bedroom 2 Barn 4.90 x 4.61 11.87Coats x 5.97 11.87 x 5.97 Bedroom 2 16'1" x 15'1" 38'11" x 19'7" 4.55 x 2.45 4.55 x 2.45 Bedroom 3 4.81 x 3.97 15’9 x 13’0 38'11" x 19'7" 14'11" x 8'0" Kitchen Sauna First Floor Dining Room 14'11" x 8'0" Kitchen Sauna Ground Floor Flat First Floor Barn Ground Floor Dressing Dressing Barn Bedroom 4 4.80 x 3.82 15’9 x 12’65.06 x 4.81 Bedroom 3 Barn 16'7" x 15'9" Study Room Room 4.81 x 3.97 Bedroom 2 First Floor 4.83 x 3.33 FOR ILLUSTRATIVE15'9" PURPOSES x 13'0" ONLY - NOT TO SCALE First Floor Main House Second Floor Ground Floor 15'10" x 10'11" Flat First Floor 4.81 x 3.25 Barn Ground Floor The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate15'9" x 10'8" only.
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    Kews frilford heath, oxfordshire Kews oxford road frilford heath oxfordshire OX13 5NN Impressive family house in beautifully landscaped gardens Entrance hall • Drawing room • Sitting room Open plan kitchen/dining room Utility room • Cloakroom 3 double bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • Shower room Driveway • Double garage • Gardens Savills Summertown 256 Banbury Road, Summertown Oxford. OX2 7DE [email protected] 01865 339700 Directions From Oxford, proceed south west on the A420 to Swindon. At the first roundabout, bear left on the A338 to Wantage. Continue along this road, passing the Tubney junction. Kews will be found on the right, just before the entrance to Frilford Heath Golf Course. Situation Frilford Heath is situated in a most convenient location, just 8 miles south west of Oxford. Abingdon (5 miles) provides a wide variety of shopping facilities, including Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets and the nearby village of Marcham has a shop, primary school and garage. The property is situated next to Frilford Heath Golf Club, with its 3 spectacular courses. Communications are excellent with the A34, giving dual carriageway access to the M40 and M4 just 3 miles away. Didcot Parkway station, with a regular service to London Paddington, is 10 miles away, approximately a 10/15 minute drive. There is also access to a wide range of good schools in Oxford and excellent independent schools for boys and girls, at both preparatory and secondary level, located in Abingdon and in Frilford itself. Millets Farm Shop and several good pubs and restaurants are within a short drive. Description Lying in an enviable position next to Frilford Heath Golf Course, Kews is a most attractive detached family house of approximately 2677 sq ft, including the garage, and set within beautifully landscaped gardens.
  • River Thames (Eynsham to Benson) and Ock

    River Thames (Eynsham to Benson) and Ock

    NRA Thames 254 National Rivers Authority Thames Region TR44 River Thames (Eynsham to Benson) and Ock Catchment Review October 1994 NRA Thames Region Document for INTERNAL CIRCULATION only National River Authority Thames Region Catchment Planning - West River Thames (Eynsham to Benson) and Ock Catchment Review October 1994 River Thames (Eynsham to Benson) and Ock - Catchment Review CONTENTS Page 1. INTRODUCTION 2. THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE WATER ENVIRONMENT Overview 2 Geology and Topography 2 Hydrology 2 Water Resources 5 Water Quality 9 Pollution Control 14 Consented Discharges 15 * Flood Defence 18 Fisheries 18 Conservation 19 Landscape 21 Recreation 23 Navigation 26 Land Use Planning Context 29 Minerals 31 P2J73/ i River Thames (Eynsham to Benson) and Ock - Catchment Review Page 3. CATCHMENT ISSUES 34 South West Oxfordshire Reservoir Proposal 34 Ground water Pollution 35 River Levels & Flows 35 Habitat Degradation 35 Wolvercote Pit 36 Eutrophication of the Thames 36 River Thames : Seacourt Stream Relationship 36 The River Thames Through Oxford 37 Oxford Structures Study 37 Oxford Sewage Treatment Works 37 Kidlington Sewage Treatment Works 38 Oxford Sewers 38 Development Pressure 38 Navigation Issues 39 Landscape Issues 39 Recreation Issues 39 Wiltshire Berkshire Canal 40 Summary of Key Issues 41 4. CATCHMENT ACTIONS 43 5. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 51 P2573/ i i River Thames (Eynsham to Benson) and Ock - Catchment Review LIST OF TABLES Page 2.1 Details of Licensed Ground/Surface Water Abstractions of Greater than lML/day 9 2.2 RQOs,