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Because of the hospitality offered in and around East Hendred and the surrounding region, tourists will be able to take advantage of all East Hendred and its surroundings have to offer while on holiday in the county of Oxfordshire. Visitors can stay in a hotel or rent a self-catering house or cottage in East Hendred and take advantage of everything the hamlet has to offer. The village has a charming ambience and a wide range of excellent lodging options, including high-end hotels, low-cost bed & breakfasts as well as apartments. East Hendred in Oxfordshire, as well as neighbouring towns and villages, provide a variety of options for tourist tourist and business visitors.

East Hendred Exploration located in Oxfordshire, is a charming community nestled among the downs, with thatched and timber-framed cottages, some of which date back to the days when the village was known for its cloth and had not only an annual fair, but also a revel to welcome May.
Champs Chapel was erected in the Perpendicular style by Carthusian monks. However, it is no longer in use, and the monks' homes have been converted into cottages. Hendred Manor also has its own chapel, built in the 13th century. The Eystons have possessed the home since the 15th century and are linked to Sir Thomas More, who they hold mementos of.
In the parish church, there is also a chapel dedicated to the same family. The church features 3rd century arcades, a 4th century chancel, and a lot of excellent woodwork, notably a 17th century pulpit with an hour-glass. West Hendred lies less than a mile to the west and, while being smaller, is as lovely. The church, which is situated next to a creek, is largely Perpendicular in style and dates from the 15th century.
It features a nice interior with some vintage glass and beautiful woodwork, including the font cover, reading desk, and pulpit.
Near the settlement are two round barrows: one on Scutchamer Knob, just south of The Ridgeway, and the other on East Hendred Down, north of it. The Ridgeway is pre-Roman in origin and reaches to a height of roughly 750 feet in parts. It stretches from above Ashbury to a point near Streatley and is a beautiful spot to wander and enjoy the views. The grass is green, the flowers are blooming, and the horizon is broken by clumps of beech trees known as follies. The settlements are below, and one may walk all the way into Wantage from above the Hendreds.

• East Hendred Geolocation Latitude 51.5972° N Longitude 1.3375° W
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