£825,000 /Sale price

Spacious, period village home with garaging and workshop. DescriptionThickness Cottage is an attractive, detached, stone property set in the charming village of Farthinghoe. Originally two cottages, these have been combined and significantly extended over the years to provide a spacious family home with a wealth of character features. A substantial hallway / cloak room provides access directly into the impressive kitchen / dining / living room, which creates a spacious heart of the home. This impressive room, with exposed wooden floor boards, provides a generous kitchen with double Belfast sink and island unit with breakfast bar. There is also ample space for dining and seating areas, with a lantern ceiling and door into the garden. A charming and spacious sitting room sits at the front of the house and features exposed beams and two fireplaces, one of which has a woodburning stove and an historic bread oven. Further reception space is provided by a versatile family / play room with exposed wooden floorboards and fireplace with a woodburning stove and bread oven. There is also a separate study with in-built shelving and cupboards and exposed wooden floor. The ground floor is completed by a rear hallway, generous utility room and a downstairs WC. The first floor provides ample accommodation including a principal bedroom and walk-in wardrobe, which has the potential to be converted into a en-suite shower room. There are then a further four double bedrooms, one of which has an en suite shower room, and a family bathroom with a roll top bath and separate shower. To the side of the house is a generous gravel parking area and a double garage with a workshop building to the rear. The delightful private, landscaped garden features a lawn, several gravel terraces providing a variety of entertaining spaces for use throughout the day and mature shrub and flower borders. There is also a useful stone outbuilding, currently used for storage.LocationFarthinghoe is a rural south Northamptonshire village close to the border of North Oxfordshire. The village has a primary school, The Fox public house/restaurant, repair garage and parish church. More specialised requirements at the market towns of Brackley (Tesco & Waitrose) and Banbury (Tesco, Waitrose and Sainsbury's). Local secondary school is Chenderit (Middleton Cheney). Selection of local independent schools include preparatory at Winchester House (Brackley), Beachborough (Westbury), and St John's Priory (Banbury). Senior public schools:- Stowe School, Bloxham School and Tudor Hall (girls) also in Bloxham.Communication links include intercity train services from Banbury and Bicester North to London Marylebone and Birmingham and access to M40 at either J10 for the south or J11 for the north.Leisure activities in the area include golf at Middleton Cheney, Whittlebury Park and Buckingham; theatre at Milton Keynes, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon; motor racing at Silverstone; Bicester Village. RH at Aynho; Soho Farmhouse private members club at Great Tew.All distances and times are approximate.Square Footage: 3,313 sq ft Additional InfoMain water, electricity, drainage and gas. There is a covenant on the property. Please contact Savills for more information.