They expect to put in a formal planning application to South Oxfordshire District Council by July.
There is £730,000 in the kitty to replace the dilapidated buildings, which were put up in the 1940s as a base for Land girls working in the fields around the town.
The county council hopes to earmark some of the land for housing to pay for much of the redevelopment.
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