
Souldern
Souldern is a charming and picturesque village in north Oxfordshire, near the borders of Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire. Nestled in rolling countryside, it offers a peaceful rural setting with excellent transport links via the M40 and nearby Bicester North and Banbury train stations, making it ideal for commuters.
The village boasts traditional honey-stone cottages, a historic 13th-century church (St Mary’s), and a welcoming local pub, The Fox Inn, known for its excellent food and cozy atmosphere. There are scenic walking routes along the Oxford Canal and River Cherwell, perfect for nature lovers, cyclists, and dog walkers. The area is rich in history, with evidence of Roman and medieval settlements.
Souldern has a strong sense of community, with a village hall that hosts events, a playing field, and a history group. While it remains a quiet, rural retreat, essential amenities are available in nearby towns such as Bicester and Banbury. Bicester Village, a luxury shopping destination, is a short drive away, and Oxford is within easy reach for cultural and leisure activities.
The village appeals to those looking for countryside charm with convenient access to major cities, offering a blend of history, community spirit, and beautiful surroundings.