- Grade II Listed +
- Kitchen with Aga +
- 14th-century dovecote +
- Charming gardens and land +
- 2.8 acres +
A wonderful family home with impressive origins dating back to the 16th Century with a 14th Century Dovecote, charming gardens and land.
ABOUT THIS HOUSE
Grange Farm features a stone-covered entrance porch leading into a main hallway with flagstone flooring. To the right is a drawing room with an open fireplace and dual aspect windows. The dining room, to the left, has original stone flooring and an Inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, perfect for formal dining. Opposite is a cloakroom utility area, followed by a kitchen with exposed beams, an Aga, and a central island. The breakfast room, with access to a small cellar and double doors to the side garden, completes the ground floor.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom boasts a feature window seat and a south-facing view, connected to a Jack & Jill bathroom. Additional bedrooms include a double with a feature fireplace and a generous room overlooking the gardens to the rear. There’s also a family bath and shower room, along with a bedroom/office with exposed beams and vaulted ceilings. The second floor features a study area, two double bedrooms with dormer windows, and a central bathroom serving both rooms.
Grange Farm is accessed via a gravel driveway leading to a central lawn circle with well-maintained borders. To the left is a south-facing courtyard and dairy featuring original cobbled floors, an inglenook fireplace, and a wash house basin, currently used as a private games room. A large workshop, once a brewery, lies to the right, with separate stairs leading to spacious lofts that could be converted (subject to planning permission) but offer useful storage. Adjacent to the house is a stable/garage with additional storage, surrounded by roses in summer.
To the left of the driveway, a well-kept paddock with a mature walnut tree is bordered by stone walls. Behind it is a croquet lawn, log store, stone outbuilding, and a side garden with mature trees. At the rear, a vegetable garden, lawn, fruit trees, and a 14th-century dovecote surrounded by topiary and roses complete the property, with a wild meadow paddock and chicken house beyond.
ABOUT THIS AREA
Brize Norton, a former agricultural village, is located between Burford and Bampton. The village features period stone houses, a Norman church, a community hall, a café in the sports pavilion, and two traditional pubs. Nearby Carterton offers shops, supermarkets, and a leisure centre, while Witney has high street stores, boutiques, and a cinema.
Burford, known as the "gateway to the Cotswolds," has shops, cafés, pubs, a garden centre, and the Cotswold Wildlife Park. Larger towns like Oxford, Cheltenham, and Cirencester are within reach for more amenities.
Transport is excellent, with the A40 providing access to the M40 and M5, and rail stations at Oxford Parkway and Charlbury offering quick services to London. Brize Norton has a good primary school, with Burford’s secondary school and several independent schools nearby. There are also numerous sporting and cultural options, including golf, racing, and theatres in the region.
TOWNS AND STATIONS
Bampton 3.9 miles
Burford 4 miles
Witney 4.5 miles
Oxford 19.5 miles
Cheltenham 27 miles
Heathrow International Airport 61 miles
Central London 74 miles
Charlbury train station 10.5 miles (London Paddington from 71 minutes)