Waterperry

England

Waterperry is a small Oxfordshire village 8 miles southeast of Oxford, reached via the A40 and country lanes through Wheatley. The M40 Junction 8 provides the main long-distance access, whilst local routes connect to Thame and surrounding villages through rolling Thames Valley countryside. Around 150 EV charging points serve the area. The village is famous for Waterperry Gardens, an 83-acre site that began as Britain's pioneering women's gardening school in the 1930s.