For 34 years, Sally-Anne, who loves people, has been running this charming Cotswold Bed and Breakfast. She warmly welcomes you to her happy home with tea and home-made cakes served on arrival. The Old School provides clean and comfortable accommodation in a traditional style with antiques and pictures in a peaceful setting. You are welcome to book the whole house - 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen plus drawing room - for a minimum of two nights. Please ask for availability. Sally-Anne speaks French.

The Old School is a quirky conversion set within a 17th century farmhouse and a Victorian school, situated in a pretty Cotswold village 5 minutes from Bicester. This unique property, with central heating throughout, offers a double bedroom, twin bedroom, bathroom and beautiful, drawing room on the ground floor plus a double bedroom, twin room and bathroom on the first floor. Each room is individually decorated and full of character, offering extremely comfortable beds, fresh white linen, a tea/coffee tray, wardrobe and chest of drawers or shelves. The upstairs bedrooms each have a wash basin. Bicester was originally a small market town in Oxfordshire which has grown into a great choice for business people, being so central in England, with easy access to the motorways and commercial centres and is the fastest growing town in Europe. There is a very large, beautiful dining room suitable for meetings. It is equally well positioned for guests visiting Bicester Village, Oxford, the Cotswolds and the many local historical attractions with Bicester featuring many restaurants, shops and cafes and yet is surrounded by beautiful countryside for walking. ...

Situated in a pretty, rural Oxfordshire village, The Old School is a quirky conversion, cleverly combining a 17th century farmhouse, thought to be the oldest property in the village, giving a cosy cottage feel, with a Victorian school built in 1852, having high elegant rooms. It is within driving distance of stations (5 minutes), motorways (10 minutes) and airports (1 hour).