Nethercote, Great Wolford, Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire

Nethercote Farmhouse is a handsome period
property set in a rural location in south
Warwickshire. Built of stone and part of a
farm complex, the property has a number
of traditional features which include stone
mullions, window seats, exposed stone walls
and beams, and flagstone flooring. The house
requires modernisation. The front door opens
into a small lobby off which is the dining room,
with an open fireplace, and the drawing room
which has an inglenook fireplace, French doors
to the garden and stairs to the first floor. Off this
room is the kitchen/breakfast room with views
over the garden. Adjacent is a family room with
a door to the front of the property, and a utility
room with a cloakroom and shower, and a door
out into the garden. From the drawing room,
stairs rise to the first floor landing, of which
is the principal bedroom with bathroom and
walk in closet. There are two further bedrooms,
a family bathroom, and some walk-in loft
storage. From the first floor, stairs rise to a large
secondary landing and bedroom 4.

The property stands in just under 0.4 of an acre
which is predominantly lawned garden with a
paved terrace that runs along the front of the
property, and there is ample parking at the front of the house.

Nethercote Farmhouse lies in a rural location
between the south Warwickshire villages of
Great and Little Wolford. The market towns of
Chipping Norton, Shipston-on-Stour, Moretonin-
Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold are all within
easy reach, providing a range of everyday
facilities. The cultural centres of Stratfordupon-
Avon and Oxford provide a wider range
of recreational and educational opportunities
in the state and private sectors, as well as
providing extensive cultural and leisure facilities.
Daylesford Organic and Soho Farmhouse are
9 and 14 miles respectively. There are mainline
railway stations at Banbury and Moretonin-
Marsh with regular services to London
Marylebone (62 minutes) and Paddington (90
minutes) respectively.