£1,295,000 /Sale price

Well-designed contemporary home on a no-through lane, situated in a sought after village with primary school and pub. DescriptionIn a conservation area, Cote House is situated on a no-through lane at the edge of the village. Built in 2018 by a well-regarded local developer the part stone, part timber clad property is one of a pair, each very individual in concept and design, and eco-friendly with high tech specifications. An impressive, glazed reception hall features an oak staircase rising to the first floor galleried landing. The heart of the home is the open plan, kitchen-dining-family room. With generous storage and work surface space, Neff appliances include two double ovens, combination microwave/oven, induction hob, integrated coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and wine fridge. Glazed doors from both the dining area and family room open onto a south facing terrace area and garden. There is a separate sitting room with a feature fireplace with wood burner and door to the garden. Also on the ground floor are a cloakroom with useful coat lobby, a study and utility room with direct access to the garden.On the first floor, the principle bedroom has a fabulous vaulted ceiling and floor to ceiling windows with Juliet balcony overlooking neighbouring countryside. There is a dressing area and ensuite shower room. There are 4 further bedrooms, one ensuite and a family bathroom. Bathrooms are fitted with Minoli porcelain walls and floor tiling and white Vitra sanitary ware.Sitting centrally on its plot, the property is approached up a private shared gravel drive to ample parking. There is a double garage with electric doors. Gardens surround the property are mainly laid to lawn, with a sun trap terrace area ideal for al fresco dining.Agents noteThe property enjoys right of way over first part of the drive owned by neighbouring Aston House, subject to paying 50% of reasonable costs for its maintenance. There is a 10-year new home warranty valid until 16 December 2028 (contact selling agent for more information).LocationLongworth is a pretty village situated about 12 miles south west of the University city of Oxford. With an active community, amenities in the village include pre and primary schools, public house, village hall and a parish church. Countryside walks can be enjoyed to the River Thames. Day to day shopping can be found in Southmoor, Abingdon and Witney. The village is well located for an excellent choice of state and independent schools in the area.Communication is good with access to London and the west, the M40 and the M4 motorways being reached via the A34. Mainline rail from Didcot Parkway, 13 miles, provides services to London Paddington from 38 mins.Square Footage: 2,888 sq ft DirectionsFrom Oxford take the A420 to Swindon. After approximately ten miles at the roundabout turn right for Witney. After a short distance take the first left turn for Longworth. After one mile turn right into Cow Lane and as the road bends to the centre of the village, bear right on Tucks Lane passing the Blue Boar public house. The driveway to Cote House is found on the left opposite Coltons.Abingdon 8 miles, Oxford 12 miles, Witney 10 miles, Didcot Parkway 13 miles, (London Paddington from 38 mins)(Distances are approximate)what3words:///actor.dares.tuck Additional InfoMains water and drainage. Heating is provided by an air source heat pump and ventilation heat recovery system. Under floor heating downstairs and Smart radiators Upstairs. Fitted with CAT 5 wiring. Fibre broadband provided by Gigaclear. Brochure prepared and photographs taken November 2025.