Chalgrove & Stadhampton

Letting a property in Chalgrove & Stadhampton

Chalgrove is a larger South Oxfordshire village, sitting around 10 miles southeast of Oxford and a similar distance from Wallingford. Considerably bigger than many of its neighbouring villages, having grown substantially in recent years.

Architecturally, the village has a pretty High Street. The Church of St Mary the Virgin, one of the most complete surviving series of medieval church frescoes in the country.

In terms of everyday life, Chalgrove is well served for a village of its size with pubs, shops, a medical practice, and a primary school. Community life centres on events like the May Day Festival and an annual Music Festival. There is an excellent bus service providing residents a direct link to Oxford and Watlington.

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Stadhampton is a small village on the River Thames, in South Oxfordshire, roughly midway between Wallingford and Oxford.

Architecturally, the village retains a good number of 17th- and 18th-century buildings clustered around its green, several thatched and timber-framed cottages. Today the village is centred on that green, with the church fronting it. It's a quiet, characterful spot, the kind of village that appeals to buyers wanting genuine rural Oxfordshire character with easy reach of both Wallingford and Oxford and access to the M40.

With some recent development in the area on the outskirts, there is in appeal to families who are working in the area and seek the excellent road links. There are a few pubs in and around the village with an excellent local shop in the centre part of the garage.

With potential tenants coming from a wide area attracted to the location and easy road links we have gained an understanding of tenants seeking a property in the village and ensure our properties are presented to the right audience.