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The Old Prebendal House and grounds have been carefully and sensitively developed to create retirement accommodation of character set in an historic estate. The accommodation has been designed specifically to help people get the most out of their retirement and is divided into individual units, ranging from self-contained retirement apartments to large bedsitting-rooms, all with en-suite facilities. The reception rooms have been planned with the same care and attention to detail and the oak-panelled library houses an excellent selection of books. The 15th Century Tithe Barn has been converted into a small concert hall and there are concerts and recitals held here. The house, which is listed Grade II, lies on the edge of the village of Shipton-under-Wychwood beside the 13th Century church where it is a leisurely stroll to the general store, post office, and several good hostelries including the 15th Century Shaven Crown Inn.

The Old Prebendal House offers a balance of discreet flexible support and independence allowing residents to live independent lives knowing that should they need nursing acre in the future it is available to them without having to go through the upheaval of another move. Prebendal Graduated Care is an innovative concept in tailoring domestic and nursing care enabling residents to have as much or as little assistance as they wish whilst preserving their independence. It represents the final stepping stone in the companies philosophy of being able to offer facilities which provide a choice of prestigious and sympathetically designed homes for the retired who wish to retain their dignity of independence but who may gradually require additional help and care.

Shipton-under-Wychwood is a small village named after the old Royal Hinting Forest of Wychwood which now covers just a small part of Oxfordshire. The early English parish church of St Mary the Virgin has a fine west doorway. Shipton Court dates from the Elizabethan period.