Beautiful stone-built home, with spacious accommodation set over three floors. Period features throughout. Southerly facing rear garden, garage, off-street parking and countryside views. Located in a peaceful hamlet on the edge of the Cotswolds.
The property has three reception rooms providing flexible accommodation. Currently used as a sitting room, dining room and study. The sitting room has a fireplace with a log burner, the dining room has a range of windows overlooking the rear garden and the study has an open fireplace. There is a kitchen fitted with Shaker style units and space for freestanding appliances to include a range cooker. Ground floor cloakroom and a spacious hallway through to a door to the rear garden.
There are two large cellar rooms currently used as storage.
The first floor has two double bedrooms and a shower room. The second floor has two further double bedrooms both with sloping ceilings, and a room containing a freestanding bath.
Grade ll listed building with period features throughout to include open fireplaces, exposed beams and exposed interior stone walls. There is also an unusual feature that the property has exposed beams on the front elevation which have been inspected by English Heritage.
Set on a level plot of 0.25 of an acre, mainly laid to lawn and surrounded by a Cotswold stone wall, with outstanding views over open countryside. There is an outbuilding/store and a raised, decked seating area. Front garden with in-and-out gravelled drive, single garage and off-street parking. Electric vehicle charging point.
Located in a small hamlet and set back from the road within easy reach of Leafield, Burford and Witney, convenient for the station at Charlbury and the A40.
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Council Tax Band G
