About this property

A detached three bedroom barn conversion in the sought after village of Ducklington only 2.4 miles from the market town of Witney.

Originally built in the 1890's, this exquisite stone barn underwent a remarkable transformation thirty years ago, preserving stunning timber beams and enhancing its allure with solid oak flooring. From the moment you step through the door, you are greeted by a breathtaking galleried hallway adorned with an elegant oak staircase and a cosy wood-burning stove. The hallway seamlessly connects to a light filled sitting room, boasting dual aspects and French doors that lead to the enclosed rear garden. Adjacent to the sitting room, a separate dining room awaits, complete with a charming window seat. The kitchen breakfast room featuring a hand crafted Shaker-style kitchen with a butler's sink, built-in dishwasher, ample space for a washing machine, and a Rangemaster stove. The kitchen is further enhanced by a beautifully laid stone tiled floor. Ascending to the first floor, you will discover three nicely proportioned double bedrooms and a tastefully designed family bathroom. The principal bedroom boasts an en-suite shower room.

Outside
This charming character barn conversion is accessed through a shared paved courtyard, leading to a double garage and off-road parking. A shared pathway runs alongside the property, providing access to the rear garden. The main garden, enclosed by beautiful walling and adorned with carefully planted shrubbery, is located at the rear. It features a well-maintained lawn, complemented by a stone paved sun terrace and a delightful sun room that can also serve as a home office.

Situation
Ducklington near Witney is a charming little village tucked away in the West Oxfordshire countryside. With its picturesque thatched-roof cottages, blooming flower gardens, and a tranquil pond at its heart, it feels like a place straight out of a storybook. Surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills, Ducklington truly embodies the essence of rural England. A leisurely stroll through the village takes you past centuries-old limestone buildings with their distinctive rose-tinted bricks, giving you an immediate sense of its rich history. If you are lucky enough to visit on a Sunday, make sure to drop by the quintessential British pub near the village green for some delicious home-cooked food and a pint of local ale.

Additional Information
Electric 7k charging point.
West Oxfordshire District Council: Band F

Key information

Council Tax Band: 5

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate