Charlbury

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Charlbury
Oxfordshire

Hixet Wood, Charlbury
Location
Grid reference: SP3519
Location: 51°52’19"N, 1°28’55"W
Data
Population: 2,984  (2001)
Post town: Chipping Norton
Postcode: OX7
Dialling code: 01608
Local Government
Council: West Oxfordshire
Parliamentary
constituency:
Witney
Website: Charlbury.info

Charlbury, is a quiet market town of western Oxfordshire.

Today, Charlbury, which is a main calling point on the Cotswold Mainline to Oxford and London has a large commuter population. The fine Brunel-designed station building remains and is one of the points of interest in what is a relatively unspoilt town. Much of its charm lies in its narrow lanes which lead to much of the traffic by-passing its centre. With its proximity to Chipping Norton and Witney, it has escaped overdevelopment and its lack of clear high street leads to an almost village-like atmosphere.

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