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in the county of Oxfordshire
About Ashbury
Ashbury has always been noted for its pretty cottages and fine handsome properties, its historic parish church dedicated to St. Mary the Virgin is Grade I Listed and is well worth seeing. Another picturesque building worthy of note is the Rose and Crown Hotel.
Recently, the historic atmosphere of the village has been heightened by the discovery of an unusual 3-D crop circle.
Ashbury makes the perfect location for anyone wishing to spend a few days away from the stress of every day life soaking up the fresh air and tranquility of peaceful English countryside.
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