- Desirable market town adjoining Blenheim +
- Cottage with extensive period features +
- Sought after side street +
- Close to amenities and public transport +
- Scope for improvement +
- EPC Rating = E +
Character period property close to the heart of Woodstock.
Description
This delightful, terraced cottage is Listed grade II and located within a Conservation Area and is understood to date from the early 18th century. Built in natural stone under a Stonesfield slate roof the accommodation is arranged over four floors. On the ground floor is the entrance hall, sitting room with fireplace and wood paneling to one wall. To the rear is the dining room with a carved wooden surround to the fireplace and an opening on to the kitchen with fitted appliances including oven, hob, washing machine and fridge/freezer. Flagstone steps lead down to the vaulted cellar which was used as a formal dining room.
On the first floor are two bedrooms (one with en suite bathroom) and a family bathroom with a further bedroom on the top floor.
French doors from the kitchen open onto the attractive courtyard garden which is paved with a small brick outbuilding and pedestrian side access.
This delightful property is in need of improvement and updating but offers wonderful potential.
Location
Situated about 8 miles north of the university city of Oxford, Woodstock is a charming historic market town with main streets comprising elegant period houses and cottages. Local amenities include boutique shops, doctors surgery, mini supermarket, the Oxfordshire Museum, public houses and restaurants. Woodstock adjoins the Blenheim Estate, a World Heritage site, and Oxford provides more extensive recreational, shopping and cultural facilities. Not far from Soho Farmhouse (about 11 miles), Woodstock is the edge of the Cotswolds with market towns of Chipping Norton and Burford close by. With state primary and secondary schools in the town, Woodstock is also very well placed for the independent schools of Oxford. Communication is excellent, with access to the A34 and M40 (J9) for the Midlands and London. There is mainline rail from Long Hanborough (London/Paddington) and Oxford Parkway (London/Marylebone) and regular bus services to Oxford and surrounds.
Square Footage: 1,365 sq ft
Directions
Leave Oxford on the A44 and head north towards Woodstock. Proceed into the town, past the entrance to Blenheim and then left onto the High Street. Park Lane is then on the left and No 10 is around the corner on the right.
Additional Info
Services Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity. Gas-fired central heating.
Photographs taken and brochure prepared August 2025.