Cotswolds pub's asking price falls from £625,000 to £595,000

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 06:04 · Archive

The Dun Cow in Hornton, near Banbury, has been reduced in price by £30,000 since being listed this summer.

The Dun Cow in Hornton village, near Banbury, has been reduced in price from £625,000 to £595,000 since being put on the market this summer. The property was listed by Christie Owen & Davies Ltd and comprises a thatched detached public house with owner's accommodation.

The pub reopened just over a year ago following a two-month refurbishment. One of the owners said at the time: 'We have redesigned much of the inside of the pub to create a brand new, yet old and medieval, atmosphere featuring tapestries, medieval weaponry and even deer antlers.'

The listing describes it as a 'charming and characterful detached thatched public house' and a 'complete freehold opportunity, comprising a well-regarded village pub with established trading areas, a fully equipped catering kitchen, attractive external space and significant private living accommodation.' The property features a garden with a pergola and parking for approximately 20 vehicles. Its current business rates value is £4,950 as of 1 April 2026.

How it is being reported

• Cotswolds 'wicked witch' pub's for-sale price in major fall from £625KThe pub in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds was put up for sale earlier this year but now has seen its price fall from £625,000.Oxford Mail · 14 Oct, 05:00
• Cotswolds 'wicked witch' pub's for-sale price in major fall from £625KThe pub in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds was put up for sale earlier this year but now has seen its price fall from £625,000.Oxfordshire Guardian · 14 Oct, 05:00

In this story: The Dun Cow · Hornton · Banbury · Cotswolds · Christie Owen & Davies Ltd

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