Harrow Hill Cottage is a delightful stone built property with many traditional features including exposed beams, stone lintels and leaded windows which are complimented by contemporary fittings. The property offers extensive accommodation and the flexible layout of the house has previously suited multigenerationalliving, with older family members having a separate living space under the same roof. It has also afforded a good income from letting part of the house as a self-contained holiday home. An entrance hall with a wood burning stove leads to a dining room, with a bay window and exposed beams. The fully fitted kitchen includes an AIMS electric AGA. From the kitchen, steps rise to a sitting room with a second wood burning stove and French doors and a conservatory, both giving access to the garden. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a dual aspect bedroom complete with en suite shower room and cloakroom. The first floor accommodation includes a principal bedroom with an en suite cloakroom, and a second bedroom, with a triple aspect including a wide bay window with exceptional views. It also incorporates a kitchenette and has the family bathroom next door. A second staircase leads to a further bed and shower room, also provides additional access to the main bedroom. On the second floor is a spacious double bedroom with a seating area.

Outside

Harrow Hill Cottage is arranged around a large rear paved courtyard, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining. A good-sized garden, fenced for privacy is laid mainly to lawn bordered by mature shrubs and trees. A detached studio building in the garden with electricity, provides space for a home-working office or extra room for relaxing.

Situation

Harrow Hill Cottage is located on the edge of the picturesque village of Long Compton. The village is situated within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on the borders of Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Warwickshire. The village benefits from amenities such as a general store, a nursery and primary school, a village hall, sports field and a well renowned pub serving excellent food. The village is a wonderful community with many active groups. Long Compton is well known for its 13th century church with its famous lych gate, as well as being a centre for walking with many footpaths running through the village; including Shakespeare's Way, which runs from Stratford-Upon-Avon, via Oxford to the Globe Theatre in London. The property is well placed for Daylesford Farm Shop and Soho Farmhouse. The market towns of Chipping Norton, Shipstonon- Stour and Moreton-in-Marsh are all within easy reach, whilst the cultural centres of Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford provide a wider range of facilities. Regular rail services are available from Moreton-in-Marsh, with a direct train to Paddington in 90 mins, or from Banbury and Oxford Parkway, both offering direct trains to London Marylebone in around one hour.

Directions

From Chipping Norton take the A3400 north towards Stratford-upon-Avon. Proceed through the village, past the Church and take the right turning signed to Whichford. Harrow Hill Cottage can be found on your left.