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Perched on a limestone ridge between the River Thames and the Vale of White Horse, Longworth is a village defined by its elevation and its history as a centre for fruit growing. Located about seven miles west of Abingdon, the settlement follows a linear pattern along the high ground, offering clear views northward across the Thames Valley toward the Cotswolds. The heart of the village is the 13th-century St Mary’s Church and the manor house, while the surrounding landscape is still dotted with the remnants of the extensive apple and cherry orchards that once supplied markets across the county. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the village is perfectly positioned for walking, with the Thames Path accessible at the bottom of the hill via the hamlet of Newbridge, and the ancient Ridgeway just a short drive to the south. While it retains a quiet, rural character, its proximity to the A420 provides a practical link for those needing to reach Oxford or Swindon.