North Leigh

• North Leigh is a village located near the river Evenlode in Oxfordshire.
• It is the site of North Leigh Roman Villa which was the fourth largest Roman Villa in Britannia.

North Leigh Roman Villa

• North Leigh Roman Villa is a Ruin located on the River Evenlode, 0.5 mile (1km) north of the village of North Leigh.
• It was the fourth largest Roman Villa in England. Only the foundations and a Mosaic are visible.

Roman Roads

• Akeman Street
  • St. Albans–Alchester-Evenlode river crossing near North Leigh–Cirencester
• Fosse Way
  • Lincoln–Bourton-on-the-Water–Exeter

Nearby Sites

• The Ridgeway
  • The Hillforts from West to East: Barbury Castle, Liddington Castle, Uffington Castle and White Horse, Segsbury Camp – The River Thames – Pulpit Hill, Ivinghoe Beacon.

• Bicester
  • Alchester Roman Fort

• Oxford
  • The Oxford Roman Potteries
  • Ashmolean Museum
  • The Oxford City Museum

• Woodstock
  • Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock

• Saxon Mound Castle
  • This is next to Brailes Hill, which is on private land and is the second highest point in Warwickshire at 761 ft (231m).
  • The Saxon Castle Mound has excellent views over the plain.

• The Rollright Stones
  • Located at Great Rollright, these are Neolithic Stone Monuments.
  • The Kings men stone circle
  • The King Stone
  • The Whispering Knights Dolmen

North Leigh Roman Villa