Wroxton Lane, Horley, Banbury - 4 bed - £465,000 - Strutt & Parker - Banbury

Property details

Bedrooms: 4

Built of local Hornton stone under a slate roof, the cottage incorporates a wealth of period features including exposed stone
walls, beamed ceilings and window seats.
The ground floor comprises a light and airy double aspect kitchen/breakfast room with oil fired Rayburn cooker, space for
electric oven, Belfast sink and adjacent pantry store. A useful rear hall used as a small study, with separate cloakroom/utility
room leads through to the dining room with beamed ceiling, separated from the sitting room by a dual facing wood burning
stove. French doors lead out to the garden terrace from the sitting room with wonderful views over the surrounding countryside.
Stairs rise from the dining room to the first floor which comprises the master bedroom to the rear of the property with
spectacular views and an en suite shower room with Fired Earth fittings. A guest double, family bathroom
(again with a Fired Earth suite) and a further two bedrooms complete the upstairs accommodation.
EPC rating - E

Pretty and traditional Conservation village north west of Banbury surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside.Village has Norman origins and is mentioned in theDoomesday Book.
Facilities include a 12th century church, public house andcricket club.Well located for the cultural and commercial centres ofStratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and Banbury.good access to the M40 at junctions 11 and 12 for London,Birmingham and the north. Regular rail service from Banbury
to London Marylebone from about 54 minutes.

The property is approached over a gravel driveway with off road
parking for two cars (former planning permission, now lapsed,
was granted for a double garage).
The garden lies to the rear of the property with a stone terrace
adjacent to the house from which can be accessed the sitting
room and the timber summer house.
The main garden is fully enclosed and mainly laid to lawn,
flanked by herbaceous borders. In one corner is a raised
decking area, ideal for our door entertaining, with lovely rural
views over open countryside.
Midhill
Built of local Hornton stone under a slate roof, the cottage incorporates a wealth of period features including exposed stone
walls, beamed ceilings and window seats.