- One of six, individually designed homes on an edge of village development. +
- Four bedrooms (2 en-suite). +
- Beautifully presented throughout. +
- South East facing garden. +
- Garage and off-road parking. +
- Full Fibre Ultrafast 350 mbps +
4 Heritage Field is an attractive, four-bedroom detached family home that offers flexible and light-filled accommodation over two floors. Completed in November 2020 the home combines traditional stone elevations with modern styling and high-quality contemporary fittings throughout.
The ground floor has two generous reception rooms, with the main reception being the sitting room at the rear. The room features wooden flooring, a corner fireplace with a wood burning stove and French doors opening onto the rear garden. The ground floor also has a dining room and a well-equipped kitchen and breakfast room with shaker-style units, a central island with a breakfast bar and a stainless steel range cooker. The adjoining utility room provides further space for home appliances and kitchen storage.
Upstairs the well-presented bedrooms benefit from built-in storage. Two of the bedrooms feature en suite shower rooms, while the fourth bedroom is flexible and could be used as a bedroom/office or playroom. The family bathroom completes the accommodation.
The property is set on a small development of 6, individual houses built by Henry Jervis. Approached over a shared gravel driveway the driveway continues at the side and round to the rear, where there is a private parking area and access to the detached garage. The front garden is bordered by wrought-iron fencing and includes an area of lawn and beds with lavender and rose. At the rear, the garden is private, not overlooked and has an area of lawn, surrounded by paved and gravel pathways with raised beds and cedarwood fence borders fitted with garden lighting. The garden is South East facing.
The property is in the small rural village of Tysoe, between the historic towns of Banbury and Stratford-upon-Avon, and surrounded by beautiful Warwickshire countryside. The picturesque village is full of character properties, and has a popular village pub, the Peacock Inn, as well as a local shop, a primary school, a village hall and an impressive parish church.
Local amenities can be found in the nearby town of Shipston-on-Stour, with its selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, while a wider choice of shops, leisure facilities and supermarkets can be found in Banbury, just less than 10 miles away. Further schooling can be found in Shipston-on-Stour or Banbury, including the independent Sibford School. The M40 is eight miles away, while Banbury mainline station offers direct services to London Marylebone in just under an hour.