A WONDERFUL FOUR BEDROOM DETACHED FAMILY HOME WITH MANY ORIGINAL FEATURES, GARAGE AND PRIVATE GARDEN, TUCKED AWAY IN THE HEART OF THIS SOUGHT AFTER VILLAGE. INTERNAL INSPECTION MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
A solid wooden door leads to a spacious entrance hallway with dual aspect windows, tiled flooring, exposed stone wall and radiator. Door to cloakroom. A particular feature of the property is the sitting room with a large Inglenook fireplace, exposed beams and dual aspect windows to the front with window seats. The dining room has a feature stone fireplace with wood burning stove, oak floorboards, exposed elm beam, and stairs leading off to the first floor with double doors leading into the kitchen/breakfast room with dual aspect windows looking out on to the rear garden. The kitchen has oak wall and base mounted units with granite work surfaces, quarry tiled flooring with steps leading up into a spacious utility room. A study with dual aspect windows looking out on to the rear garden is found off the sitting room. From the first floor landing doors lead off to the master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and exposed beam and en-suite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. Outside, the garden is largely laid to lawn with thoughtfully planted borders and mature trees to the edges with a pathway leading to a separate stone built garage. Directly adjacent to the rear of the property is a fully paved seating area, which spans the full length of the house, ornamental pond and feature stone built pizza oven. There is gated side access leading to the front of the house.
Hook Norton is a popular North Oxfordshire village, with good amenities including library, primary school, adult education classes, parish church, doctor, dentist, veterinary surgeon, post office with store, general stores, country inns with eating available. In addition to bus services to local towns, Banbury Railway Station is approximately 8 miles away and provides services to London Paddington (journey time c.80 minutes) and an alternative service to Marylebone. Junction 11 of the M40 is approximately 9.5 miles away and provides swift vehicular access to the Midlands and London. Further information can be obtained from Fairfax staff.
From our offices in Chipping Norton proceed north through the town and at the double mini roundabout take the second exit on to the Banbury Road (A361). Take the first turning left signposted Hook Norton. On entering the village bear left in front of the Pear Tree public house into Claybank and then right into The Bourne. Continue along The Bourne taking the penulimate turning on the right-hand side into Watery Lane. Continue to the end of the lane and turn left where the cottage will be found on the left-hand side.
EPC Rating E45.
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