Selling a home in Long Wittenham & Little Wittenham

Long Wittenham and Little Wittenham sit side by side on opposite banks of the Thames, a few miles from Wallingford, tucked beneath the distinctive twin hills of Wittenham Clumps. Despite sharing a name and a river bend, the two villages have quite different characters, and together they offer one of the prettiest, most historic corners of South Oxfordshire.

Long Wittenham village still has a strong community heart: a primary school founded in 1857, a village hall, allotments, and pubs. It's also home to Pendon Museum.

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Little Wittenham, by contrast, is a small, quiet hamlet on the south bank of the Thames, lying just to its south of Wittenham Clumps a pair of beech-crowned chalk hills crowned by an Iron Age hillfort, managed by the Earth Trust as a nature reserve and one of Oxfordshire's most-loved beauty spots and viewpoints. Little Wittenham Wood, bordering the river, is protected as both an SSSI and Special Area of Conservation.

Together, the two villages have long been a magnet for walkers, cyclists and families drawn to the riverside paths, the climb up to the Clumps for one of the best panoramic views in the county, and the closeness of village life without being far from anywhere.

Wallingford, Dorchester-on-Thames, Abingdon and Didcot (with its fast trains to London Paddington) are all within easy reach. For buyers and Winterbrook approaches each sale with a focus on clarity, careful presentation and targeted exposure, ensuring properties are introduced to the right audience in this unique setting. Over the years we have gained an understanding of the buyers seeking a property in the village and ensure our properties are presented to the right audience as it is an appealing spot for buyers who want a village lifestyle-adjacent countryside living with a fast commute into London

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