- Recently refurbished and interior designed. +
- The Barn was once owned by Sir Hardy Amies the Queen's couturier. +
- The house is only a few minutes walk from The Bell. +
- Private gardens with direct access onto a village footpath. +
Recently renovated and beautifully interior designed, this wonderful home sits in the heart of Langford and is perfectly laid out for family living and entertaining.
ABOUT THIS HOUSE
Formerly the guest house of Sir Hardy Amies, the celebrated couturier to Queen Elizabeth II, this exceptional barn has been thoughtfully renovated by the current owners to an exacting standard. Designed with entertaining in mind, the accommodation centres around a generous kitchen/family room featuring a bespoke DeVOL kitchen, a striking log burner and an elegant dining area with custom-built cabinetry. The house offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal suite being a particular highlight, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and a stylish en suite bathroom. Outside, the gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and attractively planted with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and herbaceous borders, creating a peaceful and private setting ideal for both relaxation and outdoor entertaining.
ABOUT THIS AREA
Langford is a quintessential English village set in the heart of West Oxfordshire, offering an idyllic glimpse of traditional Cotswold life. Defined by honey-coloured stone cottages, gently rolling countryside and a strong sense of community, the village combines rural charm with a lively social heart. Life in Langford centres around its well-regarded Cricket Club and Tennis Club, while the much-loved village pub, The Bell, is a particular highlight. Praised by The Times restaurant critic Giles Coren as delivering the “best mouthful of my life”, it is a destination in its own right. The surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is easily explored via quiet country lanes and footpaths, with mature gardens, open fields and far-reaching views creating a calm, timeless setting.
Approximately five miles to the north lies the historic market town of Burford, renowned for its dramatic High Street leading down to the River Windrush. Burford offers an excellent range of independent shops, pubs, restaurants and tearooms, along with everyday amenities including a doctors’ surgery and library. Nearby, the acclaimed Upton Smokery Farm Shop provides outstanding local produce. To the south, Lechlade-on-Thames sits on the River Thames, offering a thriving town centre, antique shops and an excellent choice of places to eat and drink. There is a good selection of respected state and private schools in the area, while excellent road links provide swift access to the A40, M40 and M5.
TOWNS AND STATIONS
Lechlade -on-Thames 4 miles
Burford 6.9 miles
Fairford 7.5 miles
Cirencester 16.1 miles
Swindon 15.4 miles
London Paddington 55 mins
Charlbury Train Station 16.6 miles
London Paddington from 69 mins