Key features      

• Lovely four bedroom period house     
• Well presented and characterful     
• Dating back to 1740     
• Three floors plus cellar     
• Thatched outbuilding/garage      
• Beautiful manageable cottage gardens     
• Exceptionally well served village     
• Walking distance of schools     
• Easy access M40 and railway     
• Family house in conservation area 

Property Description  

A stone built semi detached early 18th century four bedroom three storey house with cellar, thatched garage/store and delightful cottage gardens within walking distance of the schools and varied amenities in this exceptionally well served village  

Situation 

Middleton Cheney boasts a vibrant community for all dynamics. One of the largest villages in South Northamptonshire. It has amenities not normally associated with village life. Facilities within the village include a chemist, church, vets surgery, library, sports ground, village store, post office and popular public houses. The village hall offers a range of clubs & societies for all ages and there is schooling to cover pre-school right the way through to Sixth form education. A greater retail experience is located nearby in Banbury, where you will find all the top High Street outlets and "out of town" retail parks with free parking. Banbury is conveniently located having access to junction 11 of the M40 motorway and regular rail services to London Marylebone and Birmingham. Brackley is also a growing town with good shopping, leisure facilities and services.  

A floorplan has been prepared to show the dimensions and layout of the property as detailed below. Some of the main features are as follows:  

* A very well presented semi detached stone built period house believed to date back to 1714 with later additions.  

* Well presented characterful accommodation on three floors plus a cellar. 

* Stone and thatched garage/workshop with stores.  

* Three reception rooms and four bedrooms.  

* Lovely reception/dining hall with inglenook fireplace.  

* Recently installed ground floor cloakroom with a white suite and extractor.  

* Large double aspect sitting room with stone fireplace and shutters to the windows.  

* Snug/dining room or family room with a large window overlooking the front garden.  

* Spacious farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room recently upgraded with double built-in shelved larder cupboard with light connected, a range of base and eye level units, built-in double oven, hob and extractor, integrated dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washing machine, space for table and chairs, exposed beams and door to the garden.  

* Large main double bedroom on the first floor with a double aspect enjoying pleasant outlooks.  * Fourth bedroom/study also on the first floor.  

* Two bedrooms on the second floor with old beam features, built-in cupboard between.  

* Recently re-fitted bathroom with a white suite comprising bath, fully tiled separate shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC, integral shelved storage, window. 

* Externally there are pretty cottage gardens lying to front and rear. Both are well stocked with attractive borders around lawns. The larger area is to the rear which is particularly attractive and includes a recently built timber garden room which has power connected and enjoys a lovely outlook across the gardens.  

* The front garden which is approached via a gate in the stone wall. The flowering plants and shrubs include a Climbing Rose, Lavender, Clematis and Fuchsia. The path extends to the side via another gate to the rear where there is a delightful patio and pergola adorned with three Clematis. The aforementioned borders include Ragged Robin, Philadelphus, Wormwood, Black Acer and Ginkgo Tree. In addition there is a vegetable plot, greenhouse with flowering currant and Honeysuckle.  

* The stone outbuilding at the front has two generous storage areas and the main area acts as a garage - both have double doors onto Queen Street - with power and light connected so that it can be used as a workshop and a partly boarded roof space with stunning split Ash beams above. Please note that any additional parking is on street and the vendors usually park on the Main Road adjacent to the property and there is further on street parking in Queens Street.

Key features      

• A spacious characterful period property     
• Four bedrooms     
• Two bathrooms     
• Large main bedroom suite     
• Sitting room with inglenook      
• Kitchen/breakfast room with Aga     
• Large conservatory/dining room     
• Bathroom with free standing bath     
• Southwest facing rear garden     
• Off road parking 

Property Description  

A spacious stone built period property with an abundance of character well located between Banbury, Shipston and Chipping Norton  

Situation 

Swalcliffe is a small, attractive conservation village situated in rolling north Oxfordshire countryside on the edge of the Cotswolds.  

The village is principally made up of period ironstone houses and cottages with the church of St Peter & St Paul, a refurbished village hall, a magnificent Grade I listed Tithe Barn (now a museum) and a popular traditional inn dating from 16th Century, serving food. A village store and post office are close by in Sibford Ferris, or the nearby village of Bloxham.  

A floorplan has been prepared to show the dimensions and layout of the property as detailed below. Some of the main features are as follows:  

* An attractive spacious semi detached period property between Banbury and Shipston-on-Stour.  

* An abundance of character.  

* Sitting room with inglenook fireplace with bread oven, beams.  

* Kitchen/breakfast room with Aga, door to built-in pantry, space for table and chairs, base and eye level units, slate tiled floor.  

* Conservatory/dining room with windows to side and rear over the garden, tiled floor.  

* Large ground floor main bedroom suite which overlooks and opens onto the garden and has a spacious modern en-suite shower room.  

* Three first floor bedrooms and a family bathroom fitted with a retro white suite comprising a free standing ball and claw foot bath, pedestal wash hand basin and WC, heated towel rail, marble effect tiled floor.  

* The gardens lie to the rear and are southwest facing. They comprise large patios and seating areas, lawn and borders, Beech hedging, useful outbuildings including a stone workshop/store with power connected and a large shed/workshop with light and power connected.  

* From the rear garden there is a gate at the side leading to the front and a further gate to the rear which opens to the off road parking area for at least two vehicles which is approached via a shared access behind the neighbouring properties.

Key features      

• Detached family house     
• Located in a small enclave     
• Highly desirable historic canalside village     
• Ideal layout for modern living     
• Open plan living kitchen diner      
• Double aspect spacious living room     
• Office/playroom or snug     
• Four well proportioned bedrooms     
• Garden office     
• Good sized double garage  

Property Description  

A well presented and spacious detached family house located in a small enclave of similar properties in the heart of this highly desirable historic village with excellent facilities and many clubs/societies  

Situation 

CROPREDY is a well served village famous for the battle of Cropredy Bridge, the canal which runs through it and the annual Fairport Convention Festival Weekend. Amenities include a parish church, Methodist chapel, two public houses, doctor's surgery, shop, coffee shop/tearoom, sports field for football, tennis and cricket clubs, children's play area, primary school and bus service.  

A floorplan has been prepared to show the dimensions and layout of the property as detailed below. Some of the main features are as follows:  

* A detached brick-built family house which is well presented and offers spacious accommodation ideal for modern living.  

* Located in the heart of the village a short walk from the primary school, pubs, cafes, canal, doctor's surgery, church and sports ground.  

* Positioned at the end of a small no through road forming part of a select enclave of similar properties.  

* Practicalities include a ground floor cloakroom, utility and double garage. The main bedroom has an en-suite shower room and the room sizes on the whole are generous.  

* Spacious open-plan living kitchen/dining room with oak floor, silestone work surfaces and matching breakfast bar, windows and doors opening to the rear garden, window to side.  

* Spacious double aspect sitting room.  

* Office/playroom or snug.  

* All four bedrooms can be considered doubles and in addition to the en-suite there is a family bathroom.  

* Off road parking for three cars beyond which there is a generous double garage with light and power connected, electric car charge point.  

* A private professionally landscaped rear garden with patio, lawn and home office with light and power connected.

Key features      

• Rare opportunity with great potential     
• Extended detached property with annexe     
• Large plot approx.     
• Greatly extended two storey residence     
• Great scope for large office      
• Ideal opportunity for annexed accommodation     
• Redevelopment potential an option     
• Beautiful village in rural location     
• No upward chain  

Property Description  

A wonderful opportunity to acquire this detached property with attached former nursery school with great potential as office, annexe or additional accommodation as required subject to change of use  

Situation 

Epwell is a charming village located on the edge of the Cotswolds area of natural beauty in North Oxfordshire. It is surrounded by delightful countryside and within the village there is a 17th Century pub and village hall. Schooling nearby includes primary schools at North Newington, Shenington and Wroxton with secondary schooling at Banbury and Bloxham and independent schools at Bloxham.  

A floorplan has been prepared to show the dimensions and layout of the property as detailed below. Some of the main features are as follows:  

* A well proportioned detached two storey residence believed to have been constructed in the 1960's with later extensions.  

* Adjoining former nursery school with appropriate planning use to continue as such if required. Scope to create a large office in this space if preferred or further accommodation as an annexe subject to change of use where required.  

* Extensive living accommodation including a large living room, exceptionally spacious garden room, kitchen/breakfast room and dining room.  

* Large side lobby/utility and an office.  

* Four double bedrooms and two bathrooms.  

* Occupying a pleasant position in the heart of the village with extensive off road parking to the front as well as two garages, one attached and one separate stone built garage with loft storage over.  

* Large gardens to rear leading down to a stream and the plot size in total extends to approximately 0.45 acres.