• South/West facing garden +
• Driveway parking +
• Beautifully presented +
• Double garage +
• Four double bedrooms +
• EPC D +

A charming detached Cotswold stone house in the heart of the village.

Accommodation briefly comprises a porch, dining room, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, ground floor shower room, four bedrooms, upstairs shower room.

South/West facing garden, double garage, driveway parking.

Location - Ascott-under-Wychwood is a highly desirable Cotswold village set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by stunning countryside ideal for walking, cycling and dog ownership. The village is equidistant from the market town of Chipping Norton and the medieval town of Burford, and is within easy reach of Charlbury, which offers regular direct mainline rail services to London Paddington in approximately 1 hour 15 minutes. In addition, the village benefits from its own railway station, providing regular services to Oxford, and on to London Paddington. The A40 is around 10 minutes away, offering convenient access to Oxford and Banbury (approximately 30 minutes) and Cheltenham (around 45 minutes). The village enjoys a vibrant community atmosphere with a well-used village hall hosting social events, clubs, and a weekly postal service, a community-run village shop selling fresh bread daily and a good range of essentials, and the popular Swan public house, a well-regarded dining pub. Windrush Valley School is within easy walking distance, and residents are further spoilt for choice with excellent amenities in the neighbouring villages, including shops, a post office, petrol station, doctors’ and dental surgeries, a library and a selection of public houses. Primary schools are also nearby in Leafield and Shipton-under-Wychwood, while the highly rated Kingham Hill School and Burford School are also close by, offering excellent options for secondary education.

The Property - Heritage cottage is an immaculate four bedroom detached stone property, located in the heart of this popular Cotswold village. This home has been beautifully and sympathetically renovated by the current owners, while carefully preserving its original period features, including exposed timber beams, stone walls, and an inglenook fireplace. The cottage is further complemented by a private South/West-facing garden.

Ground Floor - The property is entered via a porch leading into a dual-aspect dining hall featuring a decorative fireplace. From here, the dining hall leads into the sitting room, which centres around an impressive inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove and feature bread oven. The room is further enhanced by exposed stone walls, timber beams, oak flooring, a useful storage cupboard. Situated on the opposite side of the property, the kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with granite and beech work surfaces, hand-painted base and wall units, a Miele gas hob, double Belfast sink, and gas-fired Rayburn cooker. A door leads to the utility/boot room, which provides plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, and a personnel door giving direct access to the garden. The ground floor also benefits from a shower room, fitted with a rainfall shower and heated towel rail.