Springfield House originally dates from the 1960s but has been significantly extended and modernised subsequently. It is well presented and very flexible and offers an opportunity to extend and reconfigure subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission. The house has an excellent balance of accommodation with the majority of the rooms taking advantage of the view over the beautiful garden. The front door opens into a porch with an arch through to the office/family room. Steps from the porch rise to the reception hall off which is the utility room, a cloakroom and the fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room. Double doors open from the hall into the spacious dining/sitting room with open fireplace and sliding doors onto the terrace. There is a door from the sitting area that leads on to a separate drawing room with a fireplace with a log burner and 2 pairs of French doors into the garden. There is also a second staircase leading to a landing, shower room and bedroom 2. This end of the house could be used as an annexe for a dependent relative. From the hall a staircase rises to a landing off which there are 5 bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and a balcony with views over the garden and the countryside beyond. There is a family bathroom and separate shower room. A second balcony is accessed from a lobby between bedroom 2 and 4.

This property has 0.86 acres of land.

Outside

Springfield House stands in just under an acre of mature gardens which are predominately laid to lawn. The property is surrounded by mature trees and shrubs which give the house significant privacy. Within the garden is an attractive pond and a gravelled terrace that runs along the southern side of the house accessed from the kitchen, living area and drawing room. The driveway leads to the rear of the house where there is ample parking for a number of cars and a large timber built, double garage.

Situation

Great Rollright is a traditional village set in rolling north Cotswold countryside between Chipping Norton and Banbury. Within the village is a Church of England primary school, whilst on the edge of the village is Wyatts Farm shop and garden centre. Chipping Norton is close by and has a variety of shops and facilities for most everyday needs including an M&S Foodhall, a Little Waitrose and an excellent book shop. Daylesford Organic farm shop and Soho Farm House are 7 and 9 miles respectively. There is a good choice of state and independent primary and secondary schools within a 25 mile radius. There are numerous easily accessible places of cultural interest; facilities for many countryside and other sports; and glorious North Cotswolds walks and horse rides. There is good access to road and rail communications – London, Marble Arch is 74 miles and railway stations at Charlbury and Banbury for access to Paddington and Marylebone.

Directions

Follow SatNav postcode OX7 5RX till you arrive at the T-junction where Church End meets Tyte End. The entrance to Springfield House is at the end of the no through lane on the right hand side.