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Shepard Way Way is situated off Albion Street which runs almost parallel to the High Street. The development consists of 38 flats and bungalows in attractive courtyard gardens and was completed in 1989. Shops are within walking distance.

Facilities include a resident manager and emergency alarm service and attractive gardens and grounds. Shops are within walking distance.

Chipping Norton was mentioned in Domesday as Nortone meaning 'north village' and 'ceping' meaning a market. At the time it had three mills and until the late twentieth century it was still making tweed with the Victorian Mill the largest building below the town. Bliss Mill has now been converted into private apartments with leisure facilities.

At over 200 metres Chipping Norton is the highest town in the county and the many attractive honey-coloured stone buildings from the middle ages testify to its prosperity from the wool industry. The high street has a good selection of shops with several inns and restaurants.