Cote, Bampton

Situated in the heart of this popular Cotswold hamlet, this stone built house sits in generous grounds and backs onto fields to the rear.

The sweeping drive takes you to the house and a triple garage with EV charger. Beyond this one can find a heated outdoor pool, a pool room with shower room, a utility room and a further double storey building just for entertaining. In here a large snooker room and bar take up the ground floor and a storage room sits alongside this. Above are two large loft rooms.

A pretty pond can be enjoyed from a raised deck area and views from here take you down the long, West facing, garden. The plot is circa one acre in size and offers lots of scope for the incoming buyer to make it their own.

Solar panels tap into the electricity and help to heat the pool, along with an air source heat pump.

On entering the house, the hallway with cloakroom opens onto a spacious inner hall. From here one can access the well appointed kitchen with adjoining dining room. A side porch houses the boiler and offers easy access to the garden. To the other end of the house a ginormous living room with fireplace and log burner leads to a very large sun room.

The first floor has a landing leading to 4 double bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate shower. The principal bedroom with vaulted ceiling has an en suite shower room.

There is exposed stonework and beautiful beams wherever you look adding to the charm and character of the property.

This is a very special property with oodles of options in terms of improvements and development.

Area Description

Cote is a lovely hamlet with stunning period houses and sits close to the bustling village of Aston and Bampton Town. Aston is a village with a well renowned primary school and a pub. Bampton is renowned for its large Georgian houses, elegant church and Victorian Town Hall. Amenities here include a Co-op, family butcher, four pubs, hairdressers, a Post Office, primary school, doctor's surgery with pharmacy, and a public library.

To the North, Burford offers a further range of facilities including public houses, restaurants and The Burford Garden Centre, with the City of Oxford being the main shopping and cultural centre for the region.

The market town of Witney, just 4 miles away, provides extensive shopping facilities including a Waitrose supermarket, shopping centre and cinema. Also within easy distance are the commercial centres of Cheltenham, Swindon and Reading.

For commuting, the A40 and A420 are both easily accessible and Hanborough train station is just 9 miles away, offering quick routes to Oxford in 9 minutes and to London Paddington in just over an hour.

All times, distances and measurements are approximate.

Council tax band G

Freehold.

Oil fired central heating, mains drains and double glazing.


Council Tax Band: G (West Oxfordshire Council)
Tenure: Freehold