About this property

A Grade II Listed stone cottage with an abundance of character, parking and a secluded west facing garden.

A unique period cottage dating from around 1700 situated in the sought after village of Adderbury, Oxfordshire. Originally a stables the property is very comfortable and retains many original features including flagstone flooring, sash windows, exposed beams and good natural light throughout. The current owners have added a sitting room to the rear overlooking the west facing garden with views over the woodland beyond. From the front you enter into a hallway with access to the primary ground floor rooms. The open plan kitchen/dining room has flagstones, a pantry, exposed beams, ample space for a dining table and chairs and a dual aspect. As well as the recently added sitting room to the rear there a further second snug/TV room ideal for modern family living. A cloakroom completes the ground floor.
The main staircase, accessed from the hallway, leads up to the main bedroom with an A-frame structure, west facing views over the garden and an en-suite bathroom. The second and third double bedrooms share the second bathroom whilst the third bedroom has a staircase leading to the snug. All the rooms in the house have their own independent character resulting a very comfortable home.

Outside
The enclosed rear garden is primarily laid to lawn with a patio and views over private woodland. With a west facing aspect there is ample light, perfect for dining and entertaining. To the front of the cottage there is off street parking for two cars and access to a double garage, at present also used as a workshop.

Situation
Adderbury offers a range of amenities including a village shop, coffee shop, hairdressers and a choice of public houses. Schooling for the primary age group is available in the village and secondary schooling is available at the Warriner School, which is in the nearby village of Bloxham (3 miles) and there is a bus provided. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at Ardley (Jct 10) and from Banbury (Jct 11). From Banbury there is also a mainline railway station to London Marylebone.

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Additional information

• Period Grade II Listed Cottage
• Two Sitting Rooms
• Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Room
• Hallway
• Cloakroom
• Three Double Bedrooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Garage/Workshop
• West Facing Garden
• Parking.

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold