Turweston, Brackley, NN13

An individual and well-presented converted barn with spacious accommodation and a stunning blend of rustic charm and modern luxury. The property was converted in the 1980’s and has been updated and improved by the current owners.

Constructed principally of stone beneath a hipped tiled roof with double glazed windows and oil fired heating. The property offers flexible, character accommodation arranged over two floors with many traditional features to include exposed stonework and timbers, high ceilings, large windows and an Inglenook style fireplace. Modern amenities blend seamlessly with the character offering a unique living space perfect for family living, with a mix of old-world charm and contemporary comfort. Brace and Ledged internal doors lead into all the rooms. On the ground floor a spacious wood effect Karndean floor entrance provides access to the sitting room and dining room to each side. There is a cloakroom and stairs that rise to the first floor. The sitting room features an Inglenook fireplace with log burner and exposed ceiling beam. Both the sitting room and adjoining family room have windows which overlook the courtyard driveway and the gardens beyond. The dining room features exposed stone walling and a porcelain tiled floor which leads into a well fitted kitchen. There are a range of base and eye level units, work surfaces, built-in dishwasher and space for a range cooker with extractor set into a canopy above. There is a separate utility room and adjoining cloakroom. The kitchen leads to an inner hallway and to a separate study. On the first floor, all the bedrooms and landing feature vaulted ceilings with exposed purlins and rafter throughout. The landing gives access to three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom features an en-suite shower room. Modern white sanitary ware is dressed with attractive floor and wall tiling and heated towel rails.

Outside

The property is approached along a private shared driveway with a gated entrance to a gravelled courtyard providing parking for several vehicles leading to an attached double garage with up and over door.

There is a paved terrace adjacent to the property set within retained walled boundaries with a stone built BBQ. Steps from the courtyard drive lead to the gardens which are fully enclosed by mature hedgerows, stone walling and are principally laid to lawn. The gardens are complemented by a range of mature fruit trees. There is a timber storage shed and raised vegetable beds. In all, 0.4 of an acre.

Situation

Turweston is a small village situated on the South Northamptonshire and North Buckinghamshire borders. The village is surrounded by farmland, offers a tranquil rural setting and has a traditional pub called 'The Stratton Arms'. The nearby market town of Brackley lies between Banbury and the county town of Buckingham. The town is centred around the Market Place with the focal point being the free-standing Town Hall. The town offers many facilities including Supermarkets, Doctors, Dentists, Schooling and a Leisure centre with pool. The town is conveniently located for the A43 dual carriageway providing access for the M1 and M40 motorways. Railway services can be found at Banbury and Bicester.

Additional Information

Aylesbury Vale District Council - Tax Band G.
The property is connected to mains services with the exception of gas. The property has oil-fired central heating to radiators.

The property’s driveway is shared between two other properties with maintenance costs equally split between each property.