An exceptional five-bedroom stone-built detached house with no onward chain. Set in a village location with excellent access to Oxford and London.

An exceptional five-bedroom stone-built detached house with no onward chain. Set in a village location with excellent access to Oxford and London.

Stone Crest is a substantial house in a peaceful location, set back on the south side of a village street in an elevated position. It benefits from ultrafast full fibre broadband.

The accommodation is spacious and versatile, enjoying a wealth of natural light from a mature southerly facing garden. The garden is not overlooked and affords an enviable outlook across a meadow.

Entering a lobby area through a large oak front door, the ground floor flows well from a welcoming entrance hall, from where you can see through the house to the garden beyond.

The central location of the stairwell gives the advantage of an entrance hall, kitchen, breakfast room, dining room and sitting room that can all be approached from either direction. This layout makes the whole area ideal for entertaining.

Between each room, upstairs and downstairs, there are solid oak doors.

Directly off the entrance hall are the modern kitchen and breakfast room, with an adjoining scullery. These are bright rooms with windows on three sides. All three have matching quartz worktops and contemporary storage units with soft-close drawers and doors. The main kitchen sink includes a Brita filtered drinking water tap. There is a house water softener installed under the sink.

From the breakfast room one enters the dining room, which has windows on two sides, one facing the garden. Wide double doors open on to the sitting room.

The sitting room also has windows on two sides, including two sets of glazed double doors to the garden room. There is a natural stone fireplace with a log-burning stove.

The spacious garden room is constructed in oak over a stone stub wall. It is perfect for meals / parties even on the hottest of days, having many opening windows and roof-lights. There are attractive thin-strip hardwood blinds on all the windows - electrically operated on the roof zones. The floor is clay-tiled with underfloor heating.

At the far end of the entrance hall, past a cloakroom, one turns right to find a secluded double aspect study/office. This is also useable as a single bedroom. Next to this is a small staircase leading up to a long loft bedroom/snug/office extending the full width of the garage below. It is a bright room with a double window overlooking the drive and a Velux roof window.

Climbing the main stairs one emerges into a bright landing which has two windows: one overlooking the drive and village street to the north, the other facing west to catch the evening sunset perfectly.