Manor Farm House showcases an array of period details, including open fireplaces, exposed timbers, flagstone floors, Victorian floor tiles, sash windows, shutters, deep window boards, panelled internal doors, and stone entrance. The current owner has tastefully renovated the property, incorporating modern conveniences such as a well-appointed kitchen with an island and a two-oven Aga, oak flooring, bespoke fitted bookshelves, white bathroom suites, and underfloor heating in the barn. The heart of the home is the spacious kitchen/ breakfast/family room, which opens onto the garden, drawing room, and larder. The attached barn/drawing room serves as a versatile space for formal or informal gatherings, a teenager's games room, or a home cinema. Many rooms boast dual aspects and generous ceiling heights.

This property has 1 acres of land.

Outside

Perfect for entertaining or as a weekend getaway, the property boasts front gardens with lawns, bordered by beech hedges, wisteria, and a fig tree. A shingle parking area leads to the rear gardens, predominantly laid to lawn with a shingle entertaining area, raised vegetable beds, and an orchard. Well-established borders and beds, featuring lavender, climbing roses, and Virginia creeper, enhance the landscape. A Hornbeam hedge divides the terraced lawned areas, providing privacy and space. Various trees, including Yew, willow, apple, cherry, pear, and greengage, further enrich the surroundings. The property includes off-road parking, a stone garden store, and a timber implement/ bike store, all situated on approximately 1 acre. Nestled in privacy yet conveniently close to transportation links to Oxford and London, this property offers a unique blend of serenity and accessibility.

Situation

This charming and highly desirable Oxfordshire hamlet is nestled in the picturesque Glyme Valley, boasting a coveted location within what could be argued as Oxfordshire's most sought-after postcode. Nearby, the villages of Enstone and Church Enstone offer essential amenities such as a shop, pub, and church. Just 6 miles away lies Woodstock, providing additional conveniences including various pubs, shops, and a post office. For broader day-to-day needs, residents can turn to Chipping Norton, renowned for its independent shops offering everything from butcher and fishmonger to bookshop/cafe, along with pharmacies, supermarkets, sports center, lido, boutique cinema, and theatre. Nearby attractions include the picturesque town of Burford, as well as Witney, Oxford, Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Banbury, each offering their own cultural and retail attractions. The town of Charlbury, only 4 miles away, boasts a useful mainline rail link into London Paddington via Oxford (approximately 66 mins). Other excellent rail connections can be accessed from Bicester and Oxford Parkway to London Marylebone (approximately 50 mins and 75 mins respectively), as well as Banbury to London Marylebone (approximately 57 mins). The M40 motorway provides efficient links to both the North and the South, while the A44 offers swift access to Oxford, A34, and the M40 for travel to London and Birmingham. Positioned right in the heart of the 'golden triangle,' the village is surrounded by prestigious establishments such as Soho Farmhouse in Great Tew (just 6 miles away), the acclaimed Daylesford Organic Farm Shop in Kingham (11 miles away), and Estelle Manor only 7 miles away. The area is served by prestigious schools including The Dragon, Summerfields, Headington, Oxford High, St. Edwards, and Magdalen College School. Radley, Stowe, Bloxham, Tudor Hall, and Cheltenham, among many others, are also within easy reach. Additionally, residents can find popular primary schools in both Great Tew and Enstone, as well as Kitebrook Preparatory School. Recreational opportunities abound, with numerous golf courses in Lyneham, Heythrop, Chipping Norton, Burford, and Tadmarton Heath. Equestrian enthusiasts can enjoy Lyneham Heath Equestrian Centre and livery, renowned for its cross-country course, coffee shop, and gym. Horse racing can be enjoyed at Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham, and Warwick, while the Evenlode Valley offers excellent walking and riding trails. Please note that all distances and travel times mentioned are approximate.

Directions

(OX7 4DY) From Oxford proceed north on the A44 towards Woodstock and Chipping Norton. At Enstone, about 6.5 miles beyond Woodstock turn right on to the B4022 sign posted The Tews, after a short distance turn right again for Cleveley, after about 750 meters bear half right and follow this lane down into the centre of the village. At the bottom of the hill, the house will be found on the right hand side.