Chadlington, Oxfordshire

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Chadlington is divided into five ends: East End, West End, Brook End, Green End and Mill End. The Parish Church of St Nicholas, as well as the Manor House, Manor Farm and the School are found on the East End. The West End is where the Lowlands Farm, the Methodist Chapel and Shops are located. Blaythorne Farm is found in Brook End while the Lower Court Farm is in Green End. Lastly, the Mill End houses the Tite Inn and the Upper Court Farm.

There are several amenities and business in this Oxfordshire village including Chadlington Quality Foods, a general store stocking standard grocery items, as well as wines and spirits. Those who love cycling will find several cycle rides that pass through the village.

Chadlington is a place for those who like history and a bit of outdoor adventure. Should a romantic trip be desired, one only has to get some Chadlington flowers to present to their date as the village is part of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. An even more romantic gesture would be to send flowers to Chadlington to your accommodation where other romantic gestures (like a romantic meal) can be planned.

History

The village of Chadlington is listed in the Domesday Book as Cedelintone. By 1268, it was called Chadleytone then it became Chedelinton by 1307. St Chad, a native of Northumbria, is said to have lived in the village.

Knollbury, a neolithic enclosure believed to be a defensive structure, is located to the north-west of the village. The Hawk Stone megalith is also located in the hamlet of Dean which is to the east of Chadlington.

The name Chadlington is said to mean “The Hill” or “Tun” of Ceadda or Chad.

Attractions

Whether you want to visit the Cotswolds or the village of Chadlington itself, there are several kinds of accommodation for you. You can choose from holiday cottages, bed and breakfasts or a camping/caravanning site. Whichever you choose, don't forget to get some flowers in Chadlington should you be planning a romantic holiday.

There are attractions in and around Chadlington that are worth visiting, and these include:

Parish Church of Saint Nicholas – a Grade II listed building of Norman origin. By the 13th century, Early English Gothic north and south aisles were added to the church. The Decorated Gothic bell tower was built during the early part of the 14th century.

Nearby Attractions

Chipping Norton Local History Museum – features artefacts that tell you the history of Chipping Norton.

Chastleton House – a Grade I listed Jacobean country house. Although the house is open for visitors, only a limited number are allowed for conservation reasons. The house was also used as the location for the BBC's Wolf Hall.

Oxfordshire Museum –  features galleries and exhibitions telling the history of Oxfordshire.

Blenheim Palace – an English Baroque style country house that serves as the principal residence of the dukes of Marlborough. It's one of the largest houses in England and it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.

If one of your friends or family members has a celebration coming up, how would you like to send flowers to Chadlington to show your appreciation or greet them? We can help you with that with out outstanding collection of floral arrangements meant for various occasions. Be it anniversaries, birthdays, Mother's Day or Valentine's Day, we can supply you with the right blooms for the celebration. Lastly, we also provide next-day delivery when you order flowers for delivery to Chadlington from us!

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