Tusmore Park Estate Walks
This walk explores the Tusmore Park Estate, near Bicester in Oxfordshire.
The 14th-century park was developed in the 17th century to include formal gardens and avenues around a manor house. The original house was demolished in the 1960s and replaced with a more modern dwelling.
You can follow public footpaths through the estate to the little hamlet of Cottisford, to the east. There's some pleasant tree lined avenues and woodland trails to enjoy in the area. Here you'll find pretty streams, an old church and an ancient granary and dovecote.
Just to the south you can extend your walk around the ancient woodland in Stoke Wood.
Postcode
OX27 7SW - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsTusmore Park Estate Ordnance Survey Map 
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Tusmore Park Estate Open Street Map 
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Tusmore Park Estate OS Map 
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Tusmore Park Estate Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
Head north west and you can enjoy some waterside trails around Adderbury Lakes nature reserve.
Just to the west there's neighbouring Aynho where you can explore the 17th century Aynho Park Estate. There's also a fine canalside pub to visit in this area.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Tusmore Wood. Buckingham Lane runs just inside the trees on the left.
Yew Avenue
Looking down Lime Avenue. The Yew Avenue bridleway enters Tusmore Park.
Gates to Tusmore Park
Tusmore House from distance
Tusmore House, built in 2004 in neo-Georgian style. It cost £30 million and is built on the site of the original Tusmore House, built in 1770 and demolished in 1961. It is one of several homes around the World owned by Wafic Said, a billionaire Arab businessman.
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Granary and Dovecote, Tusmore
Woodland stream near Cottisford