- Popular village with primary school, train station and pub +
- Period farmhouse, with separate annexe, and Hall/Barn +
- Spacious and versatile accommodation +
- Courtyard garden and orchard to the rear +
- No onward chain +
- EPC Rating = F +
A period farmhouse with ancillary accommodation in popular Tackley
Description
A distinctive and versatile village home, offering characterful accommodation across three dwellings with charming gardens and courtyard setting.
Street Farm presents a rare opportunity in the highly regarded village of Tackley, combining period charm with adaptable living space ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or income potential. The property is currently arranged as three parts – Street Farm, The Hall and The Studio – which together provide spacious and flexible accommodation overlooking a private courtyard and complemented by additional gardens.
Street Farm forms the main house, featuring a welcoming entrance hall, kitchen/breakfast room with island, dining room and snug. Upstairs are five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en suite shower room and dressing room, along with a family bathroom and further bathroom.
The Hall provides further independent accommodation with a kitchen/dining room, sitting room, bedroom with dressing room, and a study – ideal for guests or as a home office.
The Studio completes the layout, offering a kitchen, open-plan studio/living area, shower room and bedroom – perfect for extended family or creative use.
Two store rooms, a garage and attractive gardens (both in the courtyard and at the rear of the Studio) are further features of the property (0.74 acres).
Location
Tackley is a very popular and pretty Oxfordshire village surrounded by beautiful countryside to the north of Oxford.
Village facilities include a primary school, charming public house, village hall, a community run shop, a Norman church (St. Stephen's) and train station with services to Oxford and London Paddington.
Further amenities can be found in the nearby former market town of Woodstock which has a secondary school, mini supermarket, shops, hotels, public houses and restaurants. In addition Blenheim Palace (a World Heritage Site) is adjacent offering 2,000 acres of beautiful parkland.
A large Sainsbury’s can be found at nearby Kidlington, which is about 5 miles to the south, together with a shopping parade, sports centre and further primary and secondary schooling.