Latest house prices for Milton Under Wychwood, Chipping Norton

Milton-under-Wychwood sits in the Evenlode Valley, just south of Shipton-under-Wychwood and about four miles from the market town of Chipping Norton. Its name reflects its historical position on the edge of the ancient Wychwood Forest, though today the landscape is more defined by open fields and limestone hills. Built largely from the honey-coloured Cotswold stone quarried nearby, the village is more expansive than its more famous neighbours, having grown steadily over the centuries around a central triangle of green space. It functions as a practical hub for the local area, retaining a useful primary school, a community-run library, and a traditional pub, the Hare, which faces the green. Though it feels quiet and rural, it remains well-connected for this part of West Oxfordshire, with the railway station in Shipton providing a link to Oxford and London Paddington, and the A361 nearby offering a direct route toward the larger towns of the north and south.