High Street, Ascott-Under-Wychwood, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7

On the edge of the ever-popular Ascott-Under-Wychwood. Bilberry House has been built by specialist developer, Sobry Beak; the result being a home that provides a compelling mix of fresh, light and modern spaces.

ABOUT THIS HOUSE
Bilberry House forms one of two attractive Cotswold stone houses, on the edge of the ever popular Ascott-Under-Wychwood. Built by specialist developer, Sobry Beak, Bilberry House has been expertly crafted and sustainably built; the result being a home that provides a compelling mix of fresh, light and modern spaces with close attention being made to ensure that local suppliers and materials are used for the majority of the build. Sobry Beak's attention to detail is second to none, and they have combined their expertise of the property landscape to create stunning homes that very much suits modern day, family living. This attractive property, with high end interiors will form a perfect balance of village and country living in the Cotswolds.


PLANNING
Consent has been granted (application code 21/03627/RES), for the erection of two dwellings with associated garages and landscaping, pursuant to outline permission 19/03196/OUT.

The property lies within the area administered by West Oxfordshire District Council, to whom interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries in respect of any planning issues and development opportunities for the property.


STYLE & FINISH

KITCHEN
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Bertazzoni Range Cooker
Fisher & Paykel extraction
Quooker Fusion boiling tap
Liebherr under counter fridge
Siemens Dishwasher

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Liebherr Fridge / Freezer

UTILITY ROOM
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Fisher & Paykel washing machine and tumble dryer
Perrin & Rowe taps

BATH/SHOWER ROOMS & CLOAKROOMS
Fired Earth

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LIGHTING
Down-lights and provisions for pendant lighting

HEATING & VENTILATION
Air Source Heat Pump Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system
Ground floor - Underfloor heating
First floor - Radiators
Log burner - Chesneys : Salisbury 5 series

FLOORING
Ground floor - Kitchen: wooden floor / Pantry: stone floor
First floor - Carpets
Bath/shower rooms - Tiles

GARDEN
Landscaped garden
Outside water tap
Outside electrical point

GARAGE
Double garage
Electrical vehicle charging point

**Please Note: The specification may be subject to changes**


SERVICES
Mains water, electricity and drainage
Air source heat pump
Private soakaway for excess rainwater

WARRANTY
The property will be independently surveyed during the construction by surveyors who will issue a ten-year warranty certificate


ABOUT THIS AREA
Situated in the Evenlode Valley, Ascott-under-Wychwood is surrounded by rolling hills, lush green meadows, and ancient woodlands, creating a stunning backdrop for its traditional stone houses. The village exudes a sense of timeless beauty and tranquillity, making it a popular destination for those seeking a serene countryside experience.

In the High Street you will find Ascott Village Shop, owned and run by the local community, selling a range of local produce as well as baguettes and pasties baked on the premises. A traditional pub, The Swan, serves hearty meals and locally brewed ales.

Occupying the highest point of Oxfordshire, Chipping Norton is a bustling market town located 6.5 miles to the north in the Cotswold Hills.

Like many Cotswold towns, Chipping Norton is incredibly pretty, many of the original houses around the market place were rebuilt in the 18th century with fashionable Georgian frontages. The town’s wealth grew through the local wool trade and today is renowned for its antique shops and diverse shopping, including a regular market.

Chipping Norton retains a robust living, working market town atmosphere, there is a good choice of places to eat, supermarkets and top-quality entertainment at the wonderful theatre, famous for its pantomime and visiting performers.

At only 6 miles to the south, Burford’s famous High Street sweeps downhill towards the River Windrush, its medieval bridge and its impressive church, both sides of the street flanked by an unbroken line of historic houses and shops. Little has changed over the centuries, Burford is popular with visitors, both for its beauty and history but also for its shopping and wide variety of places to eat, with a number of restaurants, pubs and teashops but also has a doctors surgery and library.

If that wasn’t enough, another attraction is the proximity to Soho Farmhouse, Daylesford, Diddly Squat Farm Shop and some of north Cotswold's most renowned pubs - all a short drive away, merely adding to the appeal of this superb area.

There is a good selection of schools, both state and private in the area as well as train station in the village.