East Hendred sits on East Hendred Brook in the Vale of White Horse, about 4 miles east of Wantage and a similar distance west of Didcot, with the westernmost parts of the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus inside the parish. Our Didcot team handle sales, lettings and property management in East Hendred and nearby villages such as West Hendred, Ardington and Harwell.
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SALES
01235 816222
LETTINGS
01235 816222
ADDRESS
The Old Post Office, 6 Foxhall Road, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 7AA
At Jones Robinson, estate agents serving East Hendred, we value your home.
We give an accurate price for your property, and we respect the home it has been to you. Our Didcot team at The Old Post Office, 6 Foxhall Road, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 7AA handle sales, lettings and property management for East Hendred, about 4 miles east of the village. Being so close to Harwell Campus and Didcot Parkway shapes who looks at homes here, with steady interest from campus staff and Didcot commuters alike, and we use that knowledge when advising sellers and landlords, whether you want a clear view of your home's value or your rental handled for you.
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East Hendred sales and lettings are handled by our Didcot team, who will be your point of contact from the first valuation through to completion or move-in day. Our Didcot office is rated 4.8 out of 5 from over 600 Google reviews.
Call the Didcot team: 01235 816222
Areas we cover around East Hendred: West Hendred, Ardington, Harwell, Chilton, Steventon, Wantage and Didcot.
The Wheatsheaf and the Eyston Arms are the village pubs, and Snells Hall, a converted Church of England primary school, is the village hall and the base for clubs and the pre-school. The Hendreds Church of England School on Ford Lane takes children from 4 to 11, and King Alfred's Academy in Wantage is a nearby secondary option for ages 11 to 18. The Ridgeway National Trail runs along the downs at the southern end of the parish, giving long walks with open views over the Vale, and Scutchamer Knob, the remains of an Iron Age long barrow just over 2 miles south of the village, makes a good destination.
Few villages have such a long link with one family. Hendred House has been held by the Eyston family for more than 600 years, and its medieval chapel of St Amand is still used for occasional services. The Church of St Augustine of Canterbury dates from the late 12th century, with a clock made by John Seymour of Wantage in 1525 and a ring of six bells, while the Champs Chapel Museum occupies a 15th-century wayside chapel and gives a good introduction to the village's past. Homes range from historic cottages and farmhouses to later village houses.
Didcot Parkway, about 4 miles east, has services to London Paddington, Oxford and Reading, and Harwell Campus is a short drive away. Wantage and Didcot are both within easy reach by road, and the Ridgeway and the Icknield Way both cross the parish.
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