A superb detached period house, set back from the road, which offers an enchanting blend of character and modern luxury, set against breathtaking countryside views.

Approached via a large gravel driveway, the property has been meticulously refurbished throughout to an exceptionally high standard, ensuring both comfort and style.

From the moment you enter the welcoming hallway, complete with space for coats and shoes, you are drawn into a home that effortlessly balances practicality and charm.

The living room exudes warmth and history, showcasing exposed beams, stonework and a striking fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove, creating the perfect ambiance for cosy evenings.

Just off the hallway, a quaint study area and cloakroom provide convenient additional spaces, while the heart of the home lies in the magnificent extended kitchen, dining and living area. This open plan space boasts a sleek modern kitchen with beautiful stone worktops and bi-fold doors that flood the room with natural light, seamlessly connecting indoor living with the serene garden beyond. A utility room sits neatly alongside the kitchen area.

Upstairs, 3 generously sized double bedrooms offer ample space for family or guests. The principal bedroom is a true retreat, featuring fitted cupboards/wardrobes alongside a stunning window framing uninterrupted views over rolling fields. Additionally, an undeveloped room within this bedroom presents an exciting opportunity to create a luxurious en suite shower room or a spacious walk-in wardrobe, tailoring the space to your personal needs.

Outside, the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn, has been thoughtfully transformed into a delightful outdoor haven. A covered area complete with a bar and comfortable seating invites you to relax and entertain while soaking in the sweeping views of the open countryside.

Complementing this is a small garage accessible from both the driveway and the rear of the property, providing practical storage solutions without compromising the aesthetics of this exceptional home.

This period house is truly a rare find, offering a harmonious lifestyle of elegance, tranquility, and inspiring natural beauty.

Area Description
Milton-under-Wychwood is a popular Northern Cotswold village with a primary school, a convenience store, library, hairdressers, dentist, village hall, public house and a sports ground with park area.

There is also easy access to more amenities in the adjoining Shipton-under-Wychwood including a highly regarded doctor’s surgery, a post office and three more public houses. The local primary and secondary schools are highly respected.

There are excellent road links to Burford (A40 to Cheltenham and Oxford), Chipping Norton and Stow-On-The-Wold to name but a few. Charlbury, approx 6 miles away, has a mainline station with regular trains to Oxford (20 mins) and London Paddington (80 mins)



Services: Mains Gas, Electrics, Water and Sewerage.

Council tax band E

Tenure: Freehold


Council Tax Band: E (West Oxfordshire Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Parking options: Driveway
Garden details: Rear Garden