Property description
Located on the outskirts of Swerford, this period cottage was built in 1836 and was completely refurbished in 2000. There are a wealth of original features and character including exposed beams, wooden doors and a Victorian roll top bath.
On the ground floor, the cottage has a fitted kitchen with a butler sink. The lounge/dining room, measuring 28`6 x 11`11, has access to the double glazed conservatory, measuring 12` x 6`6, and has views over open farmland and a log burning stove.
The stairs leading to the first floor take you to the bathroom, with roll top bath and double shower, alongside the two double bedrooms. Bedroom one measures 13`3 x 12`6 and the second 11`4 x 8`9.
The impressive rear garden, measuring in excess of 110` x 45`, has amazing views over countryside and is boarderd by trees and mature shrubs. There is a timber built workshop/shed measuring 15`11 x 9`9. Walking through what feels like a secret garden leads you to the upper garden, measuring 60` x 50`, again with the impressive views. This measures 60` x 50 and leads you to the rear of the cottage.
Soho Farmhouse 2 miles
Heythrop Park and Golf & Spa resort 3 miles
Daylesford Organic Farm 6 miles
Blenheim Palace 7 miles
Bicester Village shopping outlet - 12 miles
Silverstone 20 miles
Location:
By Car:
M40 Junction 9, follow A44 through Woodstock
Oxford: 16 miles
London: 73 miles
By Train:
Nearest Stations:
Banbury Chiltern line - under 1 hour into London Marylebone
Charlbury Great Western Line 1 hour 15 mins to Paddington
NoticePlease note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Property Features :
- Grade II Listed
- Two Double Bedroom Ironstone Cottage
- Conservatory
- Oil Central Heating
- Original Features
- Off Road Parking
- Large Garden
- Views Across Oxfordshire Countryside.