Aynho

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Aynho is a historic village in Northamptonshire, England, known for its picturesque setting near the River Cherwell and traditional stone architecture.

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Aynho canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
architectureStyle ironstone cottages and houses
category Civil parishes in Northamptonshire
Villages in Northamptonshire
ceremonialCounty Northamptonshire
country England
crossedBy B4100 road
distanceToBanbury approximately 7 miles
distanceToOxford approximately 20 miles
governingBody Aynho Parish Council
hasAmenity village hall
village pub
hasConservationArea historic village core
hasDialCode 01869
hasFeature narrow village streets
rural surroundings
stone-built cottages
hasLandmark Aynhoe Park
parish church of St Michael
hasNearbyRailwayJunction Aynho Junction
hasNearbyRailwayStation Kings Sutton railway station
hasPostcodeArea OX
hasPostcodeDistrict OX17
hasPostTown Banbury
hasTransport Aynho Wharf on the Oxford Canal
historicalCounty Northamptonshire
knownFor historic village character
picturesque setting
traditional stone architecture
landUse predominantly agricultural surroundings
locatedIn Cherwell Valley area
linked to: Cherwell Valley

Northamptonshire
South Northamptonshire
locatedOn north bank of the River Cherwell
near Banbury
Clifton
Croughton
Kings Sutton
Oxford Canal
Oxfordshire border
River Cherwell
OSGridReference SP5133
parishChurch St Michael’s Church, Aynho
region East Midlands
traditionalBuildingMaterial local ironstone

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