• Located in the highly regarded village of Aynho, a sought after and picturesque North Oxfordshire setting.
• Named after the Cartwright family, who lived for over 400 years in a nearby stately mansion refashioned by Sir John Soane in 1800.
• The public house, courtyard bedrooms, and adjoining former house are Grade 2 listed, with period features and charm throughout.
• In accordance with approved planning, the pub/restaurant layout remains attractive with 50 bar/restaurant covers, 3 en suite letting bedrooms, manager’s 2 bedroom apartment, commercial kitchen, WC’s and cellars.
• The restaurant accommodation includes a commercial kitchen, foyer, cellar, WCs, and public bar.
• The property benefits from planning approval to create four self-contained residential units, providing a valuable development opportunity.
• Planning reference: 2024/3854/FULL.
• Total plot extends to approximately 0.34 acres.
• Situated opposite the Grade 1 Mansion housing the US Corporation R.H (Restoration Hardware) European Hub.

Aynho is a highly regarded and picturesque village on the Oxfordshire–Northamptonshire border, celebrated for its characterful stone architecture and strong sense of community. Ideally positioned on the edge of the Cotswolds, the village offers excellent access to Banbury, Brackley and Oxford, making it a consistently sought-after rural location.
The wider area is exceptionally well connected. Junction 10 of the M40 is close by, providing swift road links to London, Oxford and the Midlands. Rail services are readily accessible from Bicester North and Bicester Village stations, offering fast and frequent connections to London Marylebone and Oxford.
Aynho also benefits from proximity to several renowned destinations, including Silverstone Formula One Circuit, Blenheim Palace, Soho Farmhouse and Bicester Village. The village is home to the historic Aynhoe Park estate, now the flagship RH England destination, bringing significant prestige alongside high-end dining, retail and lifestyle appeal to the area.