Find retirement developments in some of the finest towns and villages in Stanford in the Vale
Stanford in the Vale was originally in Berkshire and mentioned in Domesday as Stanford with two mills. There was a small Romano British settlement within the present village though the earliest reference is as 'Sanfordinga' in a charter to Shellingford in the 9th century.
Its name probably derives from 'stone ford' and was a small market town in the middle ages and in the seventeenth century the size of a large village. Today it is a thriving community with many active clubs and societies, two churches, two public houses, shops and various businesses.
Penstones Court is at the heart of the south Oxfordshire village of Stanford in the Vale. The courtyard of cottages...
Facilities : These include a resident manager and emergency alarm service, laundry, guest facilities and attractive gardens and grounds. Shops...