About this property

Brimming with character this four bedroom village home offers period detail throughout, it evokes a sense of warmth and heritage, offering a welcoming atmosphere from the moment you step inside.

Characterful warmth awaits you with a magical mix of modern days convenience. The accommodation is arranged over three floors, lending both flexibility and intrigue, with each level revealing its own unique charm. The property's kitchen offers a range of bespoke wooden units with an AGA, integral fridge and a dishwasher with leaded light windows and exposed ceiling beams. The sitting room offers a cosy space with exposed floorboards and a central fireplace with wood burning stove. To the first and second floors there are four bedrooms, the principal bedroom is a truly enchanting room with a vaulted ceiling and exposed ceiling beams as well as a stone mullion window. The bedrooms benefit a bathroom to the first floor and a further shower room to the second floor.

Outside
Positioned to take advantage of its idyllic surroundings, uninterrupted rural vistas, provide a peaceful backdrop that enhances the sense of escape while remaining part of a well considered village community. Established planting offers an array of colour and interest with seasonal planting that includes a mexican bean tree, zebra grass, climbing hydrangea, hellebore's and clematis to name but a few. Divided into different areas there are strategically placed seating areas, decking and a circular terrace which extend to a lawn area and the views beyond. A brick outbuilding has been converted to a utility and offers the potential of a home office, if desired. In addition there is a further garden store to the end of the garden.

Situation
Eydon is a vibrant village providing a strong, community
spirit with an excellent pub, the Royal Oak, and a variety of clubs, a church, sports field and village hall. On Eydon High Street there's a pop-up farm shop selling local produce and an eclectic wine shop, Oboe Wines. Harley Equestrian Shop & Cafe (1.2 miles), in neighbouring Culworth there's The Forge Cafe & The Barn deli; Co-op supermarkets at neighbouring Woodford Halse (1.5 miles), & Byfield (approx 2 miles). More amenities are available in Banbury with access to the M40 (Jct 11) plus regular mainline train services to London (Marylebone).

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Additional Information
Grade II Listed, Services include: Oil Fired Central Heating, Water, Electricity & Drainage. For broadband/mobile speeds please check location at checker.ofcom.org.uk

Additional information

• Bespoke Kitchen & Dining Room
• Sitting Room
• Four Bedrooms
• Bathroom
• Shower Room
• Outside Potential Home Office & Utility
• Driveway Parking
• Beautiful Established Garden With Open Countryside Views
• Character Features.

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold