Location
The Nut Tree Inn is in Murcott, Oxfordshire
How to get here
Murcott is a village about 4 miles south of Bicester in Oxfordshire, England.
By Car
You can find us at The Nut Tree Inn, Main Street, Murcott, Oxfordshire, OX5, 2RE
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By Taxi :
We do not ‘recommend’ a particular Taxi companies. However, what we do recommend is that you book one BEFORE you visit us. Although we are just 4 miles south of Bicester, and 12.5 miles from Oxford, a late night taxi is not always guaranteed.
Taxi Tip: Book it for the approximate time of pick up, then, if you would like to stay with us a little longer for another dessert, coffee, night cap or even a cigar in our garden, then call them and adjust.
By Train
There is no train station in Murcott however trains run frequently to Islip and Bicester. From the station it is a short taxi journey to The Nut Tree.
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Accommodation
Extend your visit and immerse yourself in the charm of Oxfordshire by staying at one of our recommended local accommodations.
- Common Leys Farm nearby, hosted by owners Ali & Doug.
- Luxury Lodges with optional hot tubs at Panshill Luxury Lodge Accommodation. Just 1.4 miles away.
- Bicester premier outlet village for a bit of clothes shopping. Blenheim Palace.
- Private property nearby as recommended by our guests, full details here
- Choose your own from the top 10 places to stay near Bicester on TripAdvisor here.
Local attractions
What to do
Murcott is beautifully located to visit a wealth of nearby Attractions including:
A History of
The Village of Murcott
Murcott is a village between the River Ray and Otmoor in the civil parish of Fencott and Murcott.
In 1542 the Crown granted almost all of the land at Murcott to the Dean and Chapter of Westminster Abbey. They retained it until the end of the 19th century, when it passed to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners.
Murcott Mission Room was built in 1895 to a plain Early English design by local Gothic Revival architect A. Mardon Mowbray. The Mission Room is a Church of England chapel, part of the Benefice of the Ray Valley.
The Nut Tree Inn public house is a mid-15th century thatched building. It is a gastropub and in 2008 was awarded a Michelin Star. Murcott used to have a second pub, the Marlake House, but this had closed by 1939.
