The Beeches is a handsome, semi-detached period property that offers beautifully presented accommodation and splendid period details. Sash windows, tiled floor and original fireplaces, alongside stylish modern fittings, make for an attractive family home. The ground floor has two generously proportioned reception rooms, with the drawing room featuring a dual aspect, including a large bay window and an impressive cast-iron open fireplace. The sitting room is another superb space in which to relax as a family, while the kitchen and breakfast room has space for a breakfast table, as well as a fitted kitchen with shaker-style units, wooden worktops, a split Belfast sink, under floor heating and a stainless steel range cooker with an extractor hood. The rear entrance hall is a particular feature of the property which is mirrored upstairs in its size and high ceilings. The first floor has a good size study area and three double bedrooms, one with ensuite. The second bedroom has a feature fireplace and sash windows, while the third has sash windows and a pretty balcony. The first floor also has a family bathroom. On the lower ground of the property there is a cellar with original flooring.

Outside

At the entrance of the property there is ample off road parking and a garage with garden behind. To the rear of the house there is a good size, south facing garden which includes two areas of paved terracing, a level lawn and a variety of border shrubs and trees.

Situation

The pretty village of Chipping Warden is located six miles north of the historic market town of Banbury, surrounded by beautiful countryside. The village has a parish church, two local pubs and a primary school. A local shop and a medical centre can be found three miles to the north in Byfield, while Hinton and Woodford Halse have further amenities. For leisure, Cherwell Edge Golf Club is less than five miles away. Six miles away in Banbury there are a variety of large supermarkets, with great shopping, amenities and leisure and entertainment facilities. Central London is an hour away via Banbury mainline station (to London Marylebone), with the M40 just five miles away.

Directions

From Strutt & Parker’s Banbury office, head north on Horse Fair/A361 and turn right onto Castle Street. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Cherwell Drive, continue straight ahead at the next roundabout, and then filter to the left on the approach to the third roundabout, to turn onto the A4260/Concord Avenue. At Concord Roundabout, take the third exit onto the A422/Hennef Way. Continue straight ahead at one roundabout, and at the roundabout for the M40, take the second exit onto the A361. Continue for five miles, then turn right onto Banbury Road. After just more than a quarter of a mile, you will fid the property on your right-hand side.