Queens Head

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The Queen’s Head is a well-presented traditional English pub, situated in the picturesque village of Eynsham on the outskirts of Oxford. The pub dates from 1850 and is named after Queen Anne. The pub is surrounded by quality housing and is well-supported by the local community. Eynsham itself is a village and civil parish approximately five miles northwest of Oxford and approximately five miles east of Witney and has a population of approximately 5,200. Looking ahead and the potential for new customers to the pub, there is a planned housing development for up to 1,000 new homes over the next few years right on the outskirts of the village in which the main A40 between Oxford and Witney (currently single carriageway) will be widened to dual carriageway with enhanced bus routes and cycle lane. 

The pub is a two-bar operation, firstly a larger lounge bar with fixed seating and a large farmhouse table to the rear of the bar. This bar is predominately used for both eating and drinking with a gas fire in an original fireplace and access to both the customer toilets and beer garden. The other bar is a smaller snug with a second original fireplace and a few steps to another level behind the servery. The pub is generally in good order and had a classic “village local” feel. 

The pub does well in the summer, benefiting from a large beer garden with plenty of bench seating and a large patio area to the rear of the pub. There is also an outside unit that is kitted out with a pizza oven and the pub has built a good reputation for its handmade pizzas and special offer meal deal every Tuesday. There is no car park but there is plenty of on-street parking outside the pub.

The private accommodation consists of five bedrooms, a living room, two bathrooms, and a kitchen. There is also a private patio on the 1st floor. The living accommodation is decorated well.