Period property with enclosed south facing gardens in sought after village. DescriptionSituated in a conservation area on a pretty lane at the edge of the village, Merrythought is an enchanting, detached property with origins believed to date to the 1700s. Having evolved over the years, the property is not listed and was extended in 2004 and rethatched in 2016. Well maintained by the current owners, the versatile accommodation extends to just over 3000 sq.ft and lends itself well to family living. The double aspect drawing room with inglenook and Jet-master stove overlooks the gardens and has a dining area which conveniently leads to the kitchen. There is a snug, with a door to the entrance hall and utility. The farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room, with integrated appliances has a breakfast area overlooking the garden and a door to the rear entrance and utility room in the extended part of the house. Also, in the newer wing, is a delightful garden room with doors to the garden and, with double bedroom/gust suite and bathroom above, is ideal for older children or live in staff. On the first floor of the main house are four double bedrooms, one ensuite and a family bathroom. There is another shower room on the ground floor.Outside, there is off street gravel parking to the front of the property. Enclosed, landscaped rear gardens are south facing. With well stocked herbaceous borders, there are pretty terrace areas and a timber garden store. The rear garden gate leads to a path over which Merrythought has right of way, connecting with Rectory Road.Agents note Back Way is an unadopted road.LocationGreat Haseley is a highly regarded Oxfordshire village set in attractive countryside west of the Chiltern hills and about eleven miles South East of the University city of Oxford. With many fine stone houses, old thatched cottages and an original stone windmill. Amenities in the village include the church of St Peter, La Table d'Alix fine dining restaurant, village hall, tennis and cricket clubs. There is a good selection of state and independent schools including local primary schools in the nearby villages of Great Milton and Little Milton and the numerous independent schools of Oxfordshire. Neighbouring Great Milton also has a village shop and post office and the famous hotel and restaurant, Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons. The market town of Thame and city of Oxford provide for more extensive amenities. Communication is excellent with the M40 (J7 southbound) about 2 miles and (J8 northbound) about 3.5 miles and Haddenham & Thame Parkway provides intercity rail to London Marylebone from about 37 minutes.Square Footage: 3,001 sq ft DirectionsFrom London take the M40 and exit at J7. Proceed left onto the A329, and take the first turning left signposted Great Haseley. On arriving in the village bear right on Rectory Road and right again on to Back Way. The property is found on the left opposite village allotments. From the north, please note that there is no exit at J7 M40 southbound. Exit at J8 taking the A40 in the direction of Thame and first right to Milton Common then turn right onto A329. Directions then as above. Additional InfoServices - Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Oil fired boiler to main house. Gas-fired boiler to extension. Security system with CCT cameras.Council Tax - Band GBrochure prepared and photographs taken February 2024 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71084392
- For sale in Oxfordshire Oxfordshire
- |
- Save search
- Filter
Property DescriptionAn impressive detached Stone property situated within open countryside and offers spectacular views. The house is set in over an acre of land. and retains a wealth of period features including an inglenook fireplace. Viewings are highly recommended.Property DetailsProperty Information: Stonewalls is situated in Hempton village and dates back to 1827. This home is perfect for those looking for family living, with excellent grounds and countryside views. The property is deceptively spacious with over 5000sqft of of accommodation in the main house and outbuildings.The spacious hallway provides access to the reception rooms and the cellar. There is a wealth of period features such as inglenook fireplace in the Living Room and exposed wooden floors. The kitchen is of generous size with a John Nicholls Kitchen with granite work surfaces, a central island and range of appliances. There is is a separate utility room with a Belfast sink and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a ground floor WC. On the first floor are two bedrooms and cloakroom in the East Wing, and three on the West Wing including the main bedroom. The second floor has a landing and studio room.Outside The house is approached via a secluded driveway with Parking for numerous Vehicles. The Gardens are enclosed and are well stocked with flower and shrub beds and borders. The detached garage has an electric up and over door with light and power and car port to the side. There is a detached triple garage with electric up and over door with light and power. Above the garage is an en suite bedroom with shower which has built in storage and exposed timbers. To the side of the garage is a parking area as well as a sunken garden with water feature. There is a paved patio area with fine views over countryside and rolling fields. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with well stocked borders and beds.Location Hempton is a charming village situated in rolling countryside just a mile from the much sought after village of Deddington. With historical origins and wonderful countryside on the doorstep, Hempton also includes a parish church. Nearby Deddington benefits from several shops including a popular delicatessen, Co-op, florist, tea room, hairdressers, public houses, library, doctor's surgery, dentist, pharmacy, primary school and grand church. More extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities are available in the nearby towns of Banbury (7 miles), Chipping Norton (9 miles), Bicester (13 miles) and Oxford (18 miles). Renowned private members club Soho Farmhouse in Great Tew is approximately 5.4 miles away and the highly regarded Nicholsons Garden Centre is located 3.9 miles away at North Aston. An extensive selection of well-regarded educational establishments in the area include Deddington C of E Primary School, Great Tew, Warriner Senior school (Bloxham) and Chipping Norton. Independent schools include St Johns Prep (Banbury), Carrdus School (Banbury), Beachborough, Winchester House, Bloxham School and Tudor Hall (girls) in Bloxham. There are local bus services to many of the Oxford schools, which include The Dragon, Summerfield's, Headington, St. Edwards and Magdalen College School. Well located for both London and Birmingham and the North with junctions 10 and 11 of the M40 being about 8 and 9 miles away respectively; direct trains from Bicester North to London Marylebone (from 43 minutes Banbury to Birmingham (from 59 minutes Birmingham International Airport is about 48 miles away and Heathrow approximately 63 miles. There is bus that runs to Banbury and Oxford from Deddington. Recreational activities in the area include tennis, cricket and football clubs in the Deddington; polo at Kirtlington and Cirencester; racing at Stratford, Warwick and Cheltenham; numerous golf clubs including Tadmarton Heath and Rye Hill; Bannatyne's Health Club in Bodicote; world renowned shopping at Bicester Village; Blenheim Palace at Woodstock and theatres in Chipping Norton, Oxford and Stratford upon Avon. There is an extensive network of public rights of way locally offering wonderful countryside walks.Video Viewings: If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i69481442
An architecturally designed, executive, luxury and energy efficient family home, with seven double bedrooms, six showers and two baths. It boasts a living room, study, spacious kitchen/breakfast/family room, utility, plant room and cloakroom. In addition, a detached double garage with an electric door and electric vehicle charging point. The self contained studio above the garage has an en-suite double bedroom and kitchenette. The property enjoys gardens facing onto paddock land, patio, raised brick terrace entertaining area and parking for multiple vehicles. Exceptionally spacious living area of 4782 sq ft.This stunning new eco-friendly home offers flexible living space, a property well suited to those for under stated spacious luxury (4782 sq ft) There are a total of seven double bedrooms, six showers, two baths as well as a living room and a study to the front of the property The house has a most impressive oak and glass staircase, with view up to the second floor landing. The first floor landing offer a fantastic study area for two, with a unique glass floor to the kitchen/breakfast/living room below. There are fabulous views through the full height glass elevations to the rear garden and beyond. From the entrance hall there is large cloakroom, a living room and study to the front of the house, allowing for many different options and layouts. The focus of the ground floor is the luxury "L" shaped kitchen/breakfast/family area, featuring an Italian kitchen with quartz work surfaces fitted with integrated appliances. The living end of the kitchen opens out to a very spacious area where you can relax, read or watch TV whilst still be socially connected to the family.Two pairs of double sliding triple glazed doors access the lawn and patio to the rear. To the side of the property is an entertaining space with a raised brick patio and hot tub. The detached double garage is equipped with an electric roller door and side pedestrian door. An external staircase leads to the above garage studio. The studio features a double bedroom, en-suite shower room and small kitchenette. There are many technologies used in this home which are all eco-friendly and energy efficient. Air source heating and cooling to underfloor, heat recovery and ventilation system, superfast broadband speeds, triple glazing, solar reflective glass, multi zoned lighting, Cat 6 wiring throughout and electric car charging point. Photovoltaic panels can be added by separate negotiation. (up to 6.8KW)Homes offering truly eco-efficient credentials are rare.Call to arrange your viewing with the agent. Guy Simmons .Please Note: Shared ownership of communal driveway from the highway. Maintenance charge to be confirmed.guy. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i68910148
Introduction Orchid Lakes is one of the country's best known commercial carp fisheries with the benefit of a four bedroom owner's detached dwelling, specimen lake, coarse lake and fishery lodge, set within 28 acres (11.3 ha). Location Orchid Lakes is located approximately 1 mile from Dorchester-On-Thames, 8 miles from Oxford and 56 miles from London. The Fishery The fishery comprises of 2 lakes with a total water area of 19 acres (7.7 ha) and a good sized hard surface secure car park adjacent to the fishery lodge, together with a hard access road around the perimeter of the specimen lake. Orchid Lake Extending to 17.7 acres (7.2 ha), a former gravel pit which has matured and has the benefit of 28 swims, underwater topographical features and stocked with a large head of specimen carp between 30lbs and 40lbs plus. There are two timber lodges with the benefit of two main swims located on Orchid Lake. Club Lake Extending to 1.3 acres (0.5 ha). Club Lake is situated to the north of Orchid Lake and has the benefit of 5 pegs for specimen fishing or the equivalent of 40 potential pegs for match and pleasure fishing. The lake has a maximum depth of around 8ft and has the benefit of an aerator. Stocked with 40+ catfish up to 70lbs and a good number of carp. Fishery Lodge The fishery has the benefit of a single storey building of brick and timber construction under a tiled roof located adjacent to Orchid House and the fisherman's car park. Accommodation includes reception area (potential retail area), small commercial kitchen, showers, toilets, small office and garage. In addition there are steel containers used for equipment storage located in the woodland to the south of Orchid Lake. Orchid House The dwelling was constructed in 1997 of red brick under a tiled roof and comprises of a detached dwelling located adjacent to the main access gates. A well proportioned house with the following accommodation: - Ground Floor Entrance porch into hallway with access to first floor. Fully fitted kitchen with access to utility room/downstairs W.C. and doorway to rear patio. Large sitting/dining room with woodburner. First Floor Master bedroom (double) with en-suite shower room with W.C., wash handbasin and storage cupboards. Hallway with airing cupboard. Family bathroom with bath, W.C. and wash handbasin. Bedroom 2 (double). Bedroom 3 (double). Bedroom 4 (double). Attic storage space. Outside Orchid House has the benefit of a large patio area with outdoor swimming pool, front garden laid to grass and a large garden to the rear screened from the fishery with a mature laurel hedge. A greenhouse is situated in the garden. The property has the benefit of a three bay garage of brick construction under a concrete tiled roof with a mechanized roller doors and attic storage space. The garage is located adjacent to Orchid House. Fish Stocks Within the fishery lodge is a portfolio of photographs displaying some of the specimen carp which have been caught in recent times. Catch reports have been maintained over the years. Planning The fishery lodge has planning permission reference P96/WO656. There is a condition stating that the buildings and storage area should only be used for the purposes of anglers, reception and maintenance area. The South Oxfordshire Local Plan 2011-2034 Policy ENP11: Development in the countryside and rural areas states that proposals for sustainable economic rural areas will be supported. The Council will support sustainable rural tourism and leisure developments that benefit businesses, communities and visitors in rural areas and which respect the character of the countryside. This will include supporting the provision and expansion of tourist and visitor facilities in appropriate locations where identified needs are not met by existing facilities in rural service centres. This property has the potential to be developed for holiday accommodation with lodges and house boats. The Business The business has been run on a day ticket basis for many years. The business turned over approximately £106,000 for the period 6th April 2021 to 5th April 2022. Prices Orchid Lake 24 hours - £25 per person. Club Lake £10 per day per angler. £15 per night per angler. £20 per 24 hours. Services Orchid House is connected to mains water and mains electricity, gas fired central heating and septic tank drainage. The fishery lodge is connected to mains water, mains electricity and septic tank drainage. Both buildings have the benefit of CCTV covering Orchid House, the fishery lodge and the car park. Outgoings Orchid House Council Tax Band F - 2022/2023 £3,174.88. Fishery lodge rateable value £967. Agents' Notes Tenure & Possession The property is offered for sale freehold as a whole with vacant possession on completion. Fixtures, Fittings & Stock The sale includes the commercial fixtures and fittings and fish stocks within the lakes. Fenn Wright are not liable in any way for the quality or quantity of the fish stocks, nor any death or disease that may affect such stocks. Purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the quality and quantity of the fish stocks prior to purchase. Rights of Way & Easements The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all existing Rights of Way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water and electricity supplied in other rights obligations, easements, quasi-easements and restrictive covenants or all existing proposed wayleaves for masts, staves, cables, drains, water and gas and other pipes, whether referred to in these particulars or not. Consumer Protection Regulations Under the regulations, what we say or publish about a property must not be false or misleading and we must provide certain material information to enable a potential viewer or purchaser to take an informed transactional decision. Measurements Any areas, measurements or distances referred to as approximate are given as a guide and are not precise. If such details are fundamental to a purchase, purchasers must rely on their own enquiries. Viewing Viewing is strictly through appointment with Fenn Wright. Important Notice Fenn Wright for themselves and the Vendor of this property whose Agents they are, give notice that: The particulars are intended to give a fair and substantially correct overall description for the guidance of intending purchasers and do not constitute part of an offer or contract. Prospective purchaser/s and lessees should seek their own professional advice. All descriptions, dimensions, areas, reference to condition and if necessary permissions for use and occupation and their details are given in good faith and believed to be correct. Any intending purchaser/s should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. No person in the employment of Fenn Wright has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty, whether in relation to this property or these particulars, nor to enter into any contract relating to the property on behalf of the Vendors. No responsibility can be accepted for any expenses incurred by any intending purchaser/s in inspecting properties that have been sold, let or withdrawn. Guide Price Offers over £2,000,000 The vendors will consider selling the property in two lots being Lot 1 Orchid House and Lot 2 Orchid Fishery. Guide prices available on request from the vendors agents. Local Authority South Oxford District Council For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70652410
Elegant and traditional, with all the modern conveniences of a more contemporary home, The Orchard is the perfect thatched cottage. Nestled within idyllic gardens just a few hundred metres west of the river Thames, this gorgeous 16th century cottage is Grade II listed and is built from red brick under a pretty thatched roof, with masses of character inside including exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces and brick and stone walls. The cottage is deceptively spacious with generous proportions and has been sympathetically extended, yet still affords the warm, cosy feel of a character home. The extension offers flexible accommodation that can offer up to three bedrooms or office space depending on the buyer's needs. It is set within about 1.8 acres of varied and highly versatile grounds, including landscaped gardens, tranquil natural ponds and lots of mature trees. There are also a number of outbuildings, including a garage with oak frame detached studio, currently used for yoga, but suitable for versatile use Interior: The beautifully presented interiors have been modernised while preserving the original character of the home, combining character elements with more contemporary touches including a handmade bespoke kitchen, underfloor heating and a magnificent garden room, which connects the home to the outdoors. All of the windows have been updated with custom frames and the bathrooms have also been modernised, while the interiors have been renovated throughout. The entrance hall, with its welcoming wood-burning stove, leads to a sitting room, the garden room and a modern addition comprising an office, snug/extra bedroom and shower room. The garden room runs along the south-east side of the house, perfect for enjoying the morning light, while the kitchen and snug/dining room are situated together for ease of entertaining. Upstairs there are four good-size bedrooms, three of which are doubles, and a family bathroom. Adjoining the oak frame garage is a spacious office/ studio space with bathroom, and there is a laundry room located within the gardens.OutsideThe grounds are extensive and envelop the house on all sides, beginning with an impressive winding driveway lined with box hedging and backing onto the water meadows that lead down to the river Thames. The gardens are beautifully landscaped, featuring extensive planting around the terraces and within well-stocked flowerbeds and borders. A wide stone terrace at the back serves as the perfect space for entertaining in the warmer months, and there are number of places to sit and enjoy the tranquillity. Within the garden there is a summerhouse and a detached studio, currently used for yoga, which would also make an excellent gym. To the front there is a garage and an attached log store, with ample parking on the driveway.SituationClifton Hampden is a charming village situated just north of the river Thames, about eight miles south of Oxford. The village has a number of amenities including a primary school, village hall, church, village shop, post office, doctors surgery, recreation ground with tennis courts and cricket club, and a pub, The Barley Mow. There is a station at Culham, 1.6 miles, which links with Didcot to provide services to London and the West Country. The historic university city of Oxford is easily accessible and offers a wide range of amenities, with fantastic shopping in the city centre along Cornmarket Street, the High Street and Queen Street, as well as chain and independent restaurants and bars to suit all tastes. There are a plethora of theatres and museums to soak up the culture, as well as charming walks along the river and the 300-acre Port Meadow nature reserve to the north of the city. There is an array of exceptional schools to choose from in Oxford and Abingdon, both state and private. Notably, St Helen and St Katharine, Oxford High School, European School at Culham, Radley College, Dragon School, Chandlings, St Edwards and Abingdon School are highly regarded educational institutions within the town. For those seeking convenient transportation options, Oxford offers excellent communication links. The A34 connects to the motorway network via the M4 and M40, and regular bus services are available to Oxford, Swindon, and surrounding villagesAdditional InformationLocal Authority: South Oxfordshire District Council Council Tax Band: Band G Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage are supplied to the property. Oil-fired central heating. Tenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71611709
Property DescriptionA fine country residence with a two bedroom annexe occupying an idyllic & elevated position overlooking miles of unspoilt Cotswold countryside. With Georgian origins, this substantial home has been significantly extended, upgraded and fully renovated to an exceptional standard throughout.Property DetailsThis unique family home is situated on the edge of Chilson village and approximately 2.5 miles from the Cotswold town of Charlbury. Sitting within an area of outstanding natural beauty and occupying a generous and elevated position, this property enjoys far reaching views across miles of Cotswold countryside. Having been remodelled, extended and significantly upgraded over the years, this originally Georgian home still retains many of its period features such as exposed timbers, stonework and fireplaces but has been sympathetically updated to offer a contemporary feel. Additions such as smart-home features that allow users to control and monitor heating, hot water, security system, locks, doorbell and cameras remotely. A photovoltaic solar panelling system has also been installed. Nestled in a substantial plot of somewhere circa 1.4 acres, this home is accessible via a private driveway and has gated access and off street parking for multiple vehicles. On offer additionally is a triple garage with industrial quality shelving and high power connection for multiple EV charging. The recently refurbished annexe features an open-plan principle reception, two double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a balcony which overlooks the Cotswold Countryside. This versatile accommodation can be utilised as an extension of the main house or would make an ideal short term let opportunity to provide an additional revenue stream. The ground floor of the main house briefly comprises: Substantial reception hall, office/study, principle reception room, fully fitted kitchen, dining room, utility room and large conservatory/garden room with wood burner, bi-fold doors and fantastic countryside views. The first floor offers: A principle bedroom with recently refurbished ensuite bathroom, a recently refurbished family bathroom and three further double bedrooms. On the second floor is a very well-proportioned double bedroom with roof terrace that enjoys unspoilt countryside views. This very unique, one of a kind country home must be viewed to fully appreciate its full offerings.Video Viewings: If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created.Why the owner loves the property:Charming Georgian House offering a mix of period charm and modern amenities. Period features such as exposed beams, stone walls, fireplaces, wood burners. Recently refurbished modern bathrooms (x4.5), kitchens(x2) across the house.Completely refurbished Annexe gives independent accommodation comprising of open plan kitchen/dining/living area and 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. With independent heating boiler, this can be used as part of the house or for shortlong term tenants for additional income.Balcony terrace both in the main house and annexe to offer outside space with aerial views.Gates at lower and upper levels with access to the garage and the house offers great flexibility.Spacious lower gravel driveway with access to the garage & Upper paved driveway with direct access to the main entrance.Modern conservatory with large windows and foldaway doors for great outdoor feelSolar PV System installed to save on energy bills.Garage upgraded with high power connection for multiple EV chargers.New ultra-high speed fibre internet (900 MB) installed despite being a country location. To compliment this high speed wired ethernet network across the main house and annexe.Independent heating system for the main house and annex, controlled though smart thermostatapp (brand new boiler for Annexe.Smart home enabled with ability to control & monitor, heating, hot water, security system, locks, doorbell, cameras remotely. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i71159275
A substantial 5/6 bedroom family home, set in over an acre of land, adjacent to Lardon Chase (NT) with stunning views of the Goring Gap. Heated 10 car garage/workshop flexibly designed for re-purposing of the space if required. Potential to create self-contained ground-floor granny suite. Principal bedroom suite, with additional 4/5 double bedrooms and several sunny reception rooms. Secluded location, yet easy walking distance to Goring village and station. The house has been extended and remodelled by the owners to offer well-appointed accommodation of approximately 3,380sq ft. ABOUT THIS HOUSEApproached along a tree lined driveway, and tucked away in an incredibly private position adjacent to National Trust land, Ashcote House offers the benefit of being in a secluded location, yet with easy access to the village amenities of Streatley and Goring, and less than a mile from Goring station. Nestled into its surroundings with far reaching views over the Goring Gap, this five/six bedroom house has been significantly remodelled and extended by the current owners and includes a heated 10 car-garage (c.1,450sq ft) built into the hill below the house which, at ground-floor level, provides the possibility of extending the house further, including a large open plan kitchen above a games/cinema room, gym, recording studio, wine cellar, artists exhibition space, etc. (subject to the necessary consents). Other highlights include the stunning green house, with orangery attached that is perfectly positioned to take in the beautiful views and garden office/games room. The garden extends to just over an acre, additional outbuildings, formal gardens, kitchen garden with fruit cage and potting shed, pond and wooded area. Five bedrooms have air conditioning, and the house also benefits from Gigaclear high speed broadband. This substantial house is a fantastic opportunity for buyers looking for a house in a truly special position.ABOUT THIS AREAStreatley is one of the most sought-after village locations. Situated on the bank of the River Thames, which separates Streatley from the neighbouring Goring-on-Thames, the train station is within walking distance with direct trains in to London Paddington.There are a number of excellent pubs and restaurants within walking distance including the stylish Coppa Club, with its River Terrace overlooking the water. Streatley and Goring have become a mecca for young families making the move from London and as a result there is a lively and vibrant atmosphere. With the River Thames running through the centre, the Berkshire Downs on one side and the Chilterns on the other, it is highly attractive with inexhaustible options for lovers of the outdoors.The area is well served by excellent schools, both state and private, including excellent primary schools in both Goring and Streatley as well as prep schools including Moulsford St. Andrew's and The Oratory, as well as secondary schools including Bradfield College, Pangbourne College, Downe House and The Downs. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_berkshire-r740448/for-sale_i71026323
The main house boasts a stunning view of a charming central grass courtyard, surrounded by stables. The interior features polished concrete floors and galvanized steel framed windows, giving it a sleek and modern look. The heart of the house is the vaulted open plan kitchen, complete with a large island/breakfast bar, sink, cooking appliances, and floor to ceiling cupboards that house an integrated refrigerator. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining room, separated from the sitting room by a central fireplace. A spiral staircase leads to the study area above the kitchen, while a scullery and cloakroom are located behind it. The impressive drawing room with an open fire completes the ground floor, all of which opens out to a private formal courtyard garden with a terrace. The bedroom accommodation is spread across both the ground and first floors. The ground floor features two bedrooms and shower rooms, while the first floor boasts the principal bedroom with an adjoining shower and dressing room with a laundry area. The fourth bedroom is accessed via a secondary staircase.OutsideThe formal garden, located to the southwest of the house, is centred around a beautiful gravelled and paved courtyard. Accessible from the main reception rooms, the garden features steps leading up to a lawn area with well-stocked shrub and flower beds. There is an additional terrace featuring a pergola adorned with climbing shrubs, offering a picturesque view of the central courtyard surrounded by roses. The vegetable garden is situated to the south of the driveway and includes an extra greenhouse for growing plants.SituationChildrey is a charming village nestled in pristine countryside at the base of the Downs. The village boasts a variety of local amenities, such as a village shop, church, and Little Ducks Pre-School and Ridgeway C of E Primary School. Located just 3 miles west of Wantage, residents have easy access to day-to-day necessities, including a Waitrose supermarket. The picturesque villages of the Cotswolds are a short drive away, while nearby towns like Hungerford, Newbury, and Oxford City Centre offer a wide range of shopping and recreational opportunities. The property itself overlooks the stunning Vale of the White Horse to the north. Excellent transportation links are available, with the M4 (J14) to the south providing convenient access to London, Heathrow Airport, and the M25 motorway network. Didcot, located approximately 13 miles to the east, offers a fast and regular train service to London (Paddington) in just 45 minutes. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of sporting activities in the area, including hunting with The Old Berkshire Hunt and the Vale of the White Horse, as well as horse racing at Newbury. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the West Berks Course at Chaddleworth or Frilford Heath, while nature lovers can explore the numerous public footpaths and bridleways along The Ridgeway. Childrey is ideally situated for families seeking quality education options, with a state primary school in the village, state secondary schools in Wantage and Farringdon, and a selection of prestigious independent schools nearby. These include St. Hugh's, Pinewood School, Abingdon Prep, Cothill School, Downe House, Cokethorpe, St. Helen & St. Katherine, Abingdon School, Radley College, as well as schools in Oxford like The Dragon, Summer Fields, and St. Edward's.Additional InformationCouncil Tax Band: G For The Main House B For The Archway A For The Flat For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71126056
Handsome former vicarage set in stunning landscaped gardens, well located for the city of Oxford and access to London. DescriptionSituated in a conservation area, The Old Vicarage sits proudly in a slightly elevated position overlooking its gardens with views to countryside from some upper windows. Not listed, the property was built in the 1840s at the same time as St James Church. With classic Victorian architectural features such as steep roof lines, tall chimneys, a turret and arched, oak entrance door, it retains period features including mullioned, leaded light windows, original shutters, high ceilings, detailed cornicing, and deep skirtings. Formal reception rooms are of grand proportions. The drawing room, with French doors opening to the south facing terrace and has an ornate Carrera marble fireplace. The dining room, also with marble fireplace, has mullioned windows overlooking the garden. There is a cosy sitting room with fireplace, and a study. The kitchen, with wooden units, Neff oven and ceramic hob, has a pretty window seat and door to the garden. To the east of the house there is a utility room with side entrance. A downstairs bedroom suite, with French doors opening to a walled courtyard garden, offers scope for alternative uses such as playroom, studio or snug depending on needs. There is a downstairs cloakroom and cellar. On the first floor, the large triple aspect principal bedroom enjoys views over the gardens and has an ensuite bathroom. There are four further bedrooms and two additional bath/shower rooms.Stable flat and outbuildingsSituated above the garage, games room and garden stores is the Stable annexe, a self contained annexe with kitchen, sitting room, bedroom, bathroom and private garden.Gardens and groundsMature, landscaped gardens and grounds are a testament to the current owner. Formal gardens feature a pond with fountain and Koi carp, terraces, topiary, peony walk, summer house and well stocked herbaceous borders. A walled courtyard garden connects the house with the games room. There are espalier fruit trees and a kitchen garden with green house and stores. To the west of the garden is a paddock and woodland copse, which extends to about 1.66 acres, is a haven for all manner of wildlife. In the same ownership for over forty years, The Old Vicarage is a dearly loved home, offering a unique opportunity for the incoming custodians.Agents note: A public footpath passes to the rear of the garage and along part of the paddock boundary. There is an overage clause on the paddock. Contact selling agent for more information.LocationLittle Milton is a sought-after South Oxfordshire village set in attractive countryside west of the Chiltern hills and about ten miles to the east of the University city of Oxford. With a thriving community, amenities in the village include pre and primary schools, parish church, pub and village shop with post office. More extensive services can be found in Oxford, Thame, Wallingford and Henley-on-Thames, and Great Milton, the village's larger neighbour, is famed for Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons.Communication is good with London (about 50 miles) via the M40 (J7) about 3 miles away and Chiltern line mainline rail from Haddenham & Thame (about 9 miles) to London, Marylebone in approximately 45 minutes. Heathrow Airport is also within convenient reach. The area is also very well located for an excellent selection of state and independent schools.Square Footage: 4,230 sq ft Acreage: 3.62 AcresDirectionsFrom London take the M40, exit at junction 7 and proceed left onto the A329. Pass signs to Great Haseley and Great Milton and proceed into the village of Little Milton. Continue into the village and down Church Hill and the property will be found on the right hand side, just past the church. From Oxford take the B480 Cowley to Watlington Road. Continue into the village of Stadhampton and at the mini roundabout cross straight over, (on the A329) towards Little Milton and the M40. Continue into Little Milton and the property will be found on the left-hand side. From Oxford take the B480 Cowley to Watlington Road. Continue into the village of Stadhampton and at the mini roundabout cross straight over, (on the A329) towards Little Milton and the M40. Continue into Little Milton and the property will be found on the left-hand side. Additional InfoAgents note: A public footpath passes along the paddock boundary. There is an overage clause on the paddock. Contact selling agent for more informationServices - Mains services connected. Oil central heating Electric heating to Stable flat.Photos 2022 & 2023, brochure prepared August 2023. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71797595
Viewing Weekend 27th & 28th April Strictly by appointment only. Please call to book your slot.Shellingford House is a beautiful home with a rich and important history that never ceases to surprise and delight. Nestled within 8 acres of glorious grounds, and in the heart of this picturesque village, it offers a truly wonderful way of life. This Grade II Listed Elizabethan property is steeped in history and full of stories, with some wonderful original features and nods to its past, with beautiful windows allowing light to flood in to every room, an incredible Jacobean staircase, and many more wonderful distinctive attributes.The main house has over 7,000 sq ft of flexible and generous accommodation over three floors, with 6-7 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms, as well as a studio and office. Additionally, there are two cottages, offering great potential for visiting family, multi-generational living, or rental potential.Shellingford House is exceptional in that it is a village house with a large mature garden that offers privacy, plus land in the shape of a pretty five-acre field before it, onto which the house looks. This offers space to keep horses, ponies, marquees for entertaining, or even a helipad should you require! If you kept a pony, you would simply lead it from the field into the garden where the stables are found. The garden is walled, so it's safe for children and pets, and it feels contained and extremely private. The grounds and gardens are very special indeed, with surprises and special moments at every turn, including a beautiful courtyard, secret garden with tree house, orchard, tennis court, stream and the most exquisite outdoor swimming pool.As well as being a magnificent property of grand proportions, Shellingford House has a real warmth to it and is a family home that has clearly been loved and enjoyed over the years.Freehold EPC Ratings D, C & E Council Tax Bands H, B & BServices, Utilities & Property InformationUtilities Mains water, drainage, gas and electricityTenure - TenureProperty Type Grade II Listed Elizabethan detached houseConstruction Type Standard - StoneCouncil Tax Vale of White Horse District CouncilCouncil Tax Band H for main house, B for Dove Cottage, & B for Pump CottageParking There is a large gated driveway with parking for multiple vehicles (6+) and free on street parking.Mobile phone coverage - 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider.Internet connection - Superfast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 62 Mbps and highest available upload speed 14 Mbps - we advise you to check with your provider.Special Notes - There are covenants on the property please speak with the agent for further information.The property is situated in a conservation area.There is a public footpath in the field. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i70908042
The property lies beside St Michael's Church and its gated drive runs alongside the west wing of the house sweeping past the charming walled front garden, onto formal lawns and the tennis court to arrive at the extensive garaging and rear drive. The main entrance to the house steps through a central sash door with 4-pane rectangular overlight and painted ovolo moulded surround with fine carved shell hood on scroll brackets. Opening into the grand dining hall centred around the fireplace with a historic painting of the house taking centre stage, leading to the beautiful late 17th century open well staircase with barley-sugar twist balusters. The staircase rises centrally to the principal first floor rooms. The formal drawing room has a triple aspect over the walled gardens, restored fine sash windows with working shutters and Delf tiling to the working fireplace. To the other side of the dining hall lies the pretty dual aspect morning room and a generous study whose bay windows affords views across the rolling lawns. From the dining hall a door opens into the inner reception hall, leading to the library, lined with bespoke bookshelves, central fireplace and dual access to both the orangery and kitchen/breakfast room. A charming passage to the kitchen is lined with family memorabilia and an Edwardian call box housing the bells of the house. Support is abundant for a house of this size and the kitchen, with a bay window overlooking the gardens, houses an Aga, good breakfast space and a walk-in larder. The service door leads to a generous laundry room, originally the butlers pantry complete with fitted cupboards and the fully fitted service kitchen. The wide open well staircase opens onto the first floor landing and the current principal bedroom suite. There are seven further bedrooms and a sitting room on the first floor, some of which could convert to dressing rooms, en suite bathrooms or nurseries. Four bath/shower rooms are situated on the first floor, two en suite and a further WC. The second floor has dual staircase access and is considerable in size and scope, offering further flexible accommodation, including a sitting room, kitchen and shower room. This country house provides one of the most outstanding opportunities in Oxfordshire. Much loved and cared for during its present ownership the house offers a variety of opportunities for the new family.OutsideThe Manor sits in a mature landscape of varied, historical garden spaces, including a swimming pool, encircled by pleached limes and walled gardens to the west, a kitchen garden, orchard, two paddocks and to the east formal lawns, tennis court and pond, extending to around 7 acres. There is a private gate giving the owners of Aston Tirrold Manor access to St Michael's Church from the walled gardens. The whole creates a private and tranquil idyll in the centre of one of Oxfordshire's best villages. The three bedroom cottage is worthy of separate mention, being a generous single build, with its own private garden.SituationAston Tirrold together with the adjoining village of Aston Upthorpe, lies on the edge of the Berkshire Downs, in a sought after part of South Oxfordshire. The village comprises many attractive period houses and local facilities include three churches, a popular village pub/restaurant (The Fat Frog), a recreation ground and historic village hall which has a weekly Post Office and cafe. There is a very well thought of primary school in South Morton and the Downs and The Ridgeway are within walking distance. There are gallops on the protected downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with many bridle/biking and footpaths affording a variety of opportunities for the sporting and nature loving enthusiast. There are excellent schooling facilities within the area including The European School, Cranford House at Moulsford and Moulsford Preparatory School for Boys. Easy access to Abingdon Boys School, St Helen's & St Katherine's, Radley, The Dragon Preparatory School, St Edwards School, Summerfields, Oxford High, Headington School, Tudor Hall, Cothill, The Oratory School and The Oratory Preparatory School, Bradfield College, and Pangbourne College.Additional InformationLocal Authority South Oxfordshire District CouncilServices Mains Water, Gas and Electricity, Private DrainageTenure FreeholdCouncil Tax H Band For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71485510
Refine Search X
Search more listings
- Houses For Sale South Shields
- House To Rent Oxford
- Houses For Sale In Blackpool
- House For Rent In Preston
- House For Rent Stoke On Trent
- 3 Bedroom Houses For Sale In Ashington, Northumberland
- Swindon Houses For Sale
- Flats To Rent Wolverhampton
- House For Sale In Buxton
- Houses For Sale Corsham
- Properties For Rent Liverpool
- Property To Rent Liverpool