1 bedroom

One bedroom third floor apartment

Spencer Court was completed in 1999 and consists of 30 flats off Britannia Way close to the centre of town.

Banbury is a market town in North Oxfordshire and is situated on the River Cherwell about 63 miles from London. Originally built by the Saxons on the west bank of the Cherwell it subsequently expanded to include Grimsbury on the opposite bank. Banbury Castle was built in the 12th century and demolished after the Civil War.

The town owed its prosperity to the wool trade and the manufacture of cheese and for many years was home to Western Europe's largest cattle market. Since the building of the M40 the town's commerce has grown and it is now a commuter centre for London and the East Midlands. Banbury market is still held on Thursdays and Saturdays as well as a farmers market every month.

Banbury is about 23 miles north of Oxford and about seven miles east of Brackley. Stratford-upon-Avon is about 16 miles and Chipping Norton 13 miles. The M40 passes just to the east of the town at Junction 11 and fast trains to London (Marylebone) take about an hour and ten minutes.