Cumnor
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self catering holiday accommodation in cumnor
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| Cumnor is 4
miles
from Oxford. The village has two public houses,
the Vine and the Bear and Ragged Staff. It also has a newsagent, a
butcher, a hairdresser and a post office/greengrocery. In
1560 Cumnor Place was the scene of the death and suspected murder of
Amy Robsart, the wife of Lord Robert Dudley. The house was pulled down
in 1810, it is said because her ghost gave the locals so much
trouble. Cumnor is the basis for Lumsdon in Thomas Hardy's novel Jude The Obscure. |
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| Highlands Annex |
Cumnor |
sleeps 2 |
A beautifully refurbished one bedroom annexe in quiet location in Cumnor Hill.
Accommodation;
Kitchen/dining room, living room, master bedroom with en-suite
bathroom. Fully furnished and equipped throughout. Outside there is
parking for one car and private terrace area.....
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| Highlands Garden Flat |
Cumnor |
sleeps 2 |
The flat is a one bedroom annexe attached to the main house with its own entrance.
Bathroom
with shower over bath and heated towel rail. Bedroom with fitted
cupboards and 5ft bed leading to a small lobby and courtyard.Kitchen
/dining area is modern and fully equipped. The...... |
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