Williamscot, Banbury, Oxfordshire - 3 bed - £550,000 - Strutt & Parker - Banbury

Property details

Bedrooms: 3

M40 (J11) 2½ miles, Banbury 3 miles, Oxford 19 miles, London 78 miles, London Marylebone from 51 minutes. (Distances and Times approximate).

A detached period house predominantly built of local stone (with later additions) under a tile roof.
Situated in a slightly elevated position on a quiet no
through road, the house offers a wonderful opportunity to renovate and extend. (Please note a planning application has been granted with listing approval to extend to create a five bedroom house).

Filled with period features throughout including beamed ceilings, window seats, original wooden and stone floors.

The ground floor comprises three good sized reception rooms and a double aspect kitchen. A hallway has access to the village lane with 3 reception rooms running off.

Upstairs accommodation includes three double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

'Home Farm has an EPC rating of F'

Williamscot is a small attractive Conservation village situated on the side of the Cherwell Valley on the borders of North Oxfordshire and South Northamptonshire.

Local amenities are found at the village of Cropredy (1 mile) including a village shop, post office, doctor's surgery with dispensary, two village pubs, primary school and sports field with both cricket and tennis clubs.

The market town of Banbury is about five miles away and the larger centres of Oxford and Leamington Spa are also easily accessible.

Excellent communication links include access to the M40 motorway at Junction 11 (approximately three miles away), with an improved mainline train service to London Marylebone from Banbury (from 51 minutes) and the north.

Local sporting and leisure activities include golf at Middleton Cheney and Tadmarton; motor racing at Silverstone; horse racing at Towcester and Warwick; indoor sports complex in Banbury and theatres in Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon.

The garden is a particular feature of the property being both enclosed and private.

The garden is south west facing and is enclose to one side by an established beech hedge and stone walls.

It currently comprises a well-planted herbaceous border and mature fruit trees as well as a vegetable garden (recently grassed for maintenance).

To the side of the house is a gravelled driveway which leads to a covered area with parking for two cars and the garage/
workshop.