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Coleshill Village and Parkland
A perfect English village surrounded by a patchwork of fields, woodland spinneys, water meadow and parkland.
Coleshill Village & Parkland, Coleshill, Nr Swindon, Oxfordshire, SN6 7PT
Available for functions
The Timber Store, located in the Carpenters Yard, is available to book for private functions.
Dogs
Dogs must be kept on a lead around livestock and in close control at all times.
Book shop
The Wheelwrights Second-Hand Bookshop is located in the Carpenters Yard.
Pub
The Radnor Arms is located in the heart of the village and is open most days.
Cafe
The Carpenters Canteen, located in the Carpenters Yard, serves sandwiches and light refreshments from 10am-4pm.
Toilet
Toilets are located in the Carpenters Yard, along with an accessible toilet and baby changing facilities.
Accessible toilet in the Carpenters Canteen with Baby Changing facilities. Uneven surfaces across the site.
Accessible toilet
Accessible toilet located in the Carpenters Yard.
Designated parking
There are 2 accessible car parking spaces located in the Carpenters Yard.
By road
Coleshill village is on the B4019 between Faringdon and Highworth.
Parking: Parking available outside the National Trust Estate Office.
Sat Nav: SN6 7PT
Coleshill Village & Parkland, Coleshill, Nr Swindon, Oxfordshire, SN6 7PT
Highlights
Village
Rural village mentioned in the Domesday Book.
Watermill (Tenanted)
Watermill with two floors of traditional machinery.
The Guardhouse
Second World War guardhouse, built in the early 1940s.
Places to stay
Old Slaughter House
A charming cottage that’s perfect for a simple country break.
Lock Cottage
A charming and cosy Thames-side cottage with a pretty garden close to the Thames Path.
About Coleshill Village and Parkland
Dating back to the Domesday Book, Coleshill is a rural place where time appears to have stood still. Sitting on the banks of the River Cole, with far-reaching views across to the magnificent White Horse Hill and surrounded by miles of walking trails across fields and through woodland, it's a great place to relax in and explore.
Positioned right on the border of Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, the now missing Coleshill House was the site of the headquarters of the secret Auxiliary Units in the Second World War.
The Heritage Skills Centre sits at the heart of the Model Farm in Coleshill; a hub for knowledge sharing and education in traditional skills and rural crafts.