Chinnor

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Tel code: 01844 | code search
Postcode: OX39 | code search
Population: 5760
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Folk Customs:
Boars Head Feast
Hunting the Mallard
Magdalen College Oxford Outdoor Sermon
Needle and Thread Ceremony
The Bampton Morris

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The Chinnor Indian
"I'm still not sure what to make of this restaurant. I went here in August to celebrate my 2nd wedding anniversary. Beautiful summer day - tick. Impressed by the website ..." More

The Inn at Emmington
"Good Points: Comfortable bedroom, good evenung meals, good english breakfasts on a two night stay. Bad Points: None, other than the weather! General review: An enjoyable two night stay to visit ..." More

Peacock Hotel
"General review: The staff were more than welcoming, couldn't do enough to help us, they were very friendly and made us feel like we were regulars. The staff really went ..." More

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Chinnor is a large village situated on the Icknield Way and the Chiltern escarpment, in South Oxfordshire, approximately four miles south of the market town of Thame. Dating back to Saxon times, the village has a mix of old and new buildings. Chinnor played a small part in the English Civil War and a number of Civil War-era buildings still survive, including 'Chairmakers' (formerly the Chairmakers' Arms) in the High Street, although this was re-fronted in the 18th Century. At the west side of the village is a post mill that dates from 1789 which is currently being restored by the Chinnor Windmill Restoration Society. Next to the Windmill near Mill Lane School there is an old Barn that was used by the Canadians as an Aircraft Hangar in World War II. Chinnor is at one end of the Chinnor & Princes Risborough heritage railway line. The 3.5 mile line runs along the foot of the Chiltern Hills. The Railway is open every Sunday from late March until late October. Pubs and places to eat in Chinnor include the Red Lion, the Kings Head and the Mayflower II. Chinnor has three churches: St Andrew's Church, Chinnor Methodist Church, and Chinnor Congregational Church.

Attraction

Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway

Dentist

Old Bakery Dental Practice
The Surgery

Doctor

Cross Keys Practice

Estate Agent

Crendon House Estate Agents
John Hele & Co
Simmons & Lawrence

Inn

Peacock Hotel
The Inn at Emmington

Pub and Bar

Kings Head
Shepherds Crook
Sir Charles Napier
Wheatsheaf

Restaurant

Sir Charles Napier
The Chinnor Indian

Taxi

Chinnor Cabs
RCR Private Hire

Sports Clubs

Chinnor TC (Tennis)
Desoma (Martial Arts)

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Activities

Meerkat Downhill Team(Cycling)

Places to Stay near Chinnor

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The Inn at Emmington (1.25 miles)

The Inn at Emmington

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Boasting spectacular views over The Chilterns, this traditional countryside inn features 7 en suite rooms and wonderful home-cooked food, complemented by a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, in the delightful village of ... More

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Lakeside Town Farm B&B (1.32 miles)

Lakeside Town Farm B&B

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With a peaceful location, on a 300-acre working farm, surrounded by gorgeous gardens and lakes, this beautiful farmhouse offers unique charm and original character. The Lakeside Town Farm B&B has a wonderful, ... More

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The Cherry Tree (1.36 miles)

The Cherry Tree

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Award winning inn with a reputation for fresh food using local ingredients. We offer four, classically decorated and newly refurbished bedrooms all equipped with LCD TV, hairdryer and tea/coffee facilities, ... More

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Peacock Hotel (1.38 miles)

Peacock Hotel

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The Peacock, a friendly country inn set at the foot of the beautiful Chilterns in picturesque Henton, near Thame. This is an ideal location for business and leisure guests, with easy access ... More

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The Lambert Arms (2.59 miles)

The Lambert Arms

We are delighted to introduce the new look Lambert Arms! Completely transformed inside, yet retaining its original, historical features, this traditional coaching inn has been caringly restored to its former glory, with a modern twist.

You'll ... More | visit website

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The Kings Hotel (2.88 miles)

The Kings Hotel
A former 16th Century coaching inn, this privately owned and passionately run boutique hotel is a place where old meets new, with stylish, contemporary accommodation blending seamlessly with historic charm. Surrounded by the picturesque village green, ... More | visit website
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The Crown at Radnage (3.25 miles)

The Crown at Radnage

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The Crown at Radnage is a family run, traditional pub with newly built guest accommodation. It has a large garden to enjoy real ales and classic homemade pub food. Located ... More

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The Red Lion at Longwick (3.27 miles)

The Red Lion at Longwick
The Red Lion at Longwick is a traditional Freehouse, which offers very comfortable, smart rooms as well as a restaurant with an extensive menu and a cosy bar. It is a family run establishment with ... More | visit website
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Rose & Crown Inn (3.37 miles)

Rose & Crown Inn

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The Rose and Crown is close to Princes Risborough and just a few miles from High Wycombe. The place in the Chilterns to eat, to drink, to celebrate, to stay......

A major investment ... More

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Greenhills Garden Apartment (3.79 miles)

Greenhills Garden Apartment

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Greenhills Garden Apartment is one apartment that sleeps up to 4 people it is set in the heart of the Chiltern Countryside with outstanding views.It is ideally situated for both ... More

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