Greystones is a splendid, detached family home, set in the heart of the small Oxfordshire village of Great Haseley. The property, with its attractive Oxford stone elevations, has five bedrooms and beautifully presented accommodation, along with a well-maintained garden. The main ground floor living space is the sitting room, garden room and kitchen, which flow together in a semi open-plan layout. The sitting room has a fireplace with a Chesneys wood stove, while the adjoining garden room has a sunny southwest-facing aspect and opens onto the garden via French doors. The large kitchen has farmhouse-style units, a butler sink and an Aga, as well as space for a dining table. The ground floor also has a comfortable family room, which welcomes plenty of natural light from its triple aspect and an open fireplace. There are three double bedrooms on the first floor and a study, which could be used as a further bedroom. The principal bedroom has fitted storage and an en suite shower room. The first floor also has a family bathroom and an additional shower room, while there are a further two double bedrooms found on the second floor. There are unadulterated views from the property towards the church, the Manor House and over open countryside. Greystones epitomises an 'edge of village' house.

This property has 0.3 acres of land.

Outside

The property is set in a wonderful garden, which is well maintained and provides a superb space in which to relax or entertain. To the front of the house there is a spacious gravel driveway, with parking for several vehicles. The southwestfacing rear garden has a gravel terrace area for al fresco dining and lawns, which are divided into three areas by established hedgerow. The gardens are well maintained with year round structure (Box, Yew, Hornbeam, Beech). The beds and borders have Garsington inspired planting to impress throughout the growing season. Towards the end of the garden there is a timber-framed summer house with electricity.

Situation

Great Haseley is one of the most sought-after villages in Southeast Oxfordshire. The village has gastro pub La Table d'Alix, a cricket pitch and many of the properties date back to the 17th century. Raymond Blanc's famous restaurant Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons is in the neighbouring village, Great Milton, there are primary schools in Great Milton and Little Milton and the village is within easy access of Oxford and Abingdon's schools. Communications are excellent with good road links to Oxford via the A40 and London and the Midlands via the M40. There is an excellent rail service from Haddenham/Thame Parkway to London Marylebone with a journey time from about 41 minutes.

Directions

From Oxford, take the A40 southeast towards the M40 and approaching junction 8 of the M40, take the exit signposted for the A418. Take the second exit at two consecutive roundabouts to stay on the A40, and then turn right onto London Road/A40.After a mile and a half, turn right onto the A329 and after half a mile, turn left. After a mile, turn left onto Latchford Lane, and the property will be immediately on the right-hand side.