A Grade II listed cottage of historical and architectural significance, enjoying a warm and inviting atmosphere. Constructed of classic ironstone beneath a distinctive thatched roof, the property provides well balanced accommodation arranged over two floors with oil fired heating to radiators and casement windows.

On the ground floor, the cosy Sitting room features a large inglenook fireplace, perfect for relaxing evenings and the exposed beams overhead add a rustic touch. The kitchen/breakfast room retains its traditional charm while incorporating modern conveniences offering a range of fitted units appliances and an open plan dining area. The windows allow plenty of natural light. On the first floor, the cottage boasts four well-appointed bedrooms, each with its own unique character. The principal bedroom features a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams providing a peaceful retreat. The second bedroom offers flexibility, whether it's used as a guest room, study, or hobby space. The family bathroom features a blend of modern fixtures and traditional accents with a roll top bath and a separate shower.

Outside

Outside, the property is approached by off road parking for two vehicles with gated access to the rear. The cottage enjoys a delightful walled garden, principally laid to lawn, complete with well stocked flowering borders and a timber outbuilding and wood store, ideal for use as a workshop or office. The lawns are flanked by a paved terrace with external lighting and provides the perfect spot to enjoy the garden.

Situation

Wroxton is a pretty ironstone village located to the north west of Banbury on the A422 Stratford Road. The village has many period cottages including those which are centred around the village Green and its adjoining duck pond. From the heart of the village a long driveway leads up to Wroxton Abbey, a Jacobean manor house, the grounds of which are open to the public and offers a pleasant walk around the lakes. Within the village there is a fine church, two public houses, the Wroxton House hotel, and a popular primary school. More comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in the nearby market town of Banbury. From Banbury there is a mainline railway station to London Marylebone and Junction 11 of the M40 motorway.

Additional Information

Council Tqx Band E.