Living in Ambrosden
Nestled in the picturesque Oxfordshire countryside, Ambrosden is a charming village that offers a unique blend of history and tranquil living. Known for its close-knit community, the village features a rich historical background dating back to the Domesday Book, where it was recorded as a settlement. With its quaint streets and traditional cottages, Ambrosden exudes a timeless charm that attracts those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle.
The village is surrounded by stunning landscapes, offering residents an abundance of outdoor activities, including walking and cycling. Ambrosden is also conveniently located near Bicester, providing easy access to shopping and transport links. The local economy benefits from a mix of agriculture and small businesses, creating a vibrant community atmosphere that draws both young families and retirees alike.
£325,000
Approximately 10% above the Oxfordshire average.
99% below national average
A remarkably safe environment for families.
1,200 residents
A small, tight-knit community.
5 miles to Bicester Village Station
Quick access to Oxford and London via rail.
What's happening in Ambrosden
Youngsters set up a nearly new shop to find out tricks of trade
THEY look too young to be working in a shop, but it was all part of growing up and learning to live in the real world
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UK high street discount chain could be sold to retail investor
Modella Capital has emerged as a potential bidder for Poundland, as the discount chain’s owner Gordon Brothers prepares to launch a sale…
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Will pigeon mural get its wings back?
Two years after a cafe's pigeon mural was controversially replaced, its owner plans a new design.
Read more →Section 106 funding delivers lasting benefits for residents
North Oxfordshire residents have benefited from over £700,000 of developer funding invested in community facilities and local projects.
Read more →Summer activities launched for Cherwell’s young people
Children and young people can take part in action-packed summer activities in north Oxfordshire, after a council-run programme gets…
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