• There's a private driveway, a stone barn, attached to the main house, and a single garage. +
• An established period home on an excellent private plot at the edge of the beautiful Cotswold village of Stonesfield. +
• Extending to nearly 1800 Sq Ft over two floors (excluding outbuildings). +
• A converted village pub, thought to have closed its doors in the mid-1800s. +
• The property requires updating throughout and offers potential to extend and reconfigure subject to the usually consent. +
• Three double bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. Two reception rooms, a kitchen and separate utility on the ground floor. +

A converted village pub, thought to have closed its doors in the mid-1800s. Positioned at the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds village of Stonefield, Chequers is now an established period home in an elevated position on an excellent private plot with potential to extend and reconfigure subject to the usual consent. Set back from the road and approached via a private driveway where you are immediately greeted by its wide double fronted façade. To the left is a stone barn, attached to the main house and there is a separate single garage to the right, at the end of the driveway. Internally, the property extends to nearly 1800 Sq Ft over two floors (excluding outbuildings). On the ground floor, all the rooms are dual aspect, there’s a large entrance hall with front and rear access, a reception room with woodburning stove, a separate dining room, a kitchen with adjacent utility room, and a WC. On the first floor there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Externally, there’s driveway parking for multiple vehicles and a large private rear garden with mature trees. The stone barn is attached to the house but accesses via an external door, and the single garage has a tall, pitched roof and window. The property requires updating throughout and offers plenty of potential to extend and reconfigure subject to the usually consent. Stonesfield is a thriving village with a good range of amenities and local activities. These include a well-regarded primary school, shop with post office, hairdressers, community pub and a sports field with sports and social club. Sat equidistant between the local market towns of Woodstock, Charlbury and Witney. A bus service operates to Oxford via Woodstock and to the Charlbury and Chipping Norton. There is a mainline railway station on the Worcester-Oxford-London (Paddington) line at Charlbury and Long Hanborough and to London Marylebone at Oxford Parkway.

EPC Rating: E