Originally dating from the 17th century and remodelled in the early 19th century, Parish House is a handsome period home offering over 2,400 sq. ft. of light-filled flexible accommodation arranged over two floors.

In its current configuration the ground floor accommodation provides a generous dining room with feature fireplace, a kitchen with a range wall and floor units and a door to a generous inner hall from which flows to the remaining accommodation. Beyond this there is a large sitting room with a feature fireplace a glazed conservatory with garden access and a spacious drawing room.

The first floor comprises a large principal bedroom with and inter-connecting dressing room/bedroom 4, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate WC.

Outside

A high stone wall screening the garden incorporates a pedestrian door to the front aspect and a spacious enclosed garden, laid mainly to lawn with a range of mature trees.

Situation

Greatworth has a good range of day-today amenities including a village shop which incorporates a Post Office, social club, public house, church and popular primary school.

Extensive shopping and commercial facilities are available within the nearby towns of Banbury and Brackley. Communication links are excellent with regular services to central London from Kings Sutton and Banbury stations. There is also easy access to the M40 (J11) 6.3 miles away.

There is a wide selection of schooling in the area including Greatworth Primary School in the village and Chenderit School in nearby Middleton Cheney. Independent schools include Winchester House, Carrdus, Beachborough, St John's Priory, Stowe, Bloxham School, Tudor Hall and Sibford School.

Directions

From Banbury, take the A422 over the M40 and at the roundabout at the top of the dual carriageway, turn left onto the B4525. Follow the road for about 4 miles until you come to a right turn signposted Greatworth. Continue into the village and proceed along the main street, past the village store and public house. As the road turns into Marston Road and curves round to the right, Parish House can be found on the right hand side.