Fringford, Oxfordshire

A unique opportunity to purchase a substantial stone-built barn conversion set in a secluded location, surrounded by approximately four acres of gardens and paddock land to the front, and a further 6 acres and equestrian facilities to the rear. Minutes from nearby major rail networks links and commuting routes.

A short drive from fantastic commuter links the discerning buyer will find secluded privacy in the grounds of this stunning barn conversion.

Crown Barn previously underwent an extensive renovation in 1996, it was then reconfigured and extended in 2015 to provide flexible living accommodation arranged over two floors. A recent addition to the property offers further living space that could be utilised for a number of purposes. With French doors on three sides leading to the garden, it is sure to be a favourite room for entertaining.

Crown Barn boasts mature gardens, mainly laid to lawn with pretty shrubs, a water feature, secluded seating areas, a variety of trees, and a kitchen garden.
There is plenty of room for al-fresco dining and relaxing in the delightful setting this property enjoys.

The current vendors have enjoyed the equestrain facilities this unique property has to offer, but it equally lends itself to any number of purposes, subject to planning.

For those who keep horses the paddock land to the front, and rear of the property offer level, drained grazing with supplied water, enclosed by post and rail fencing along with electric fencing.
There are 15 large looseboxes, all with windows and rubber matting, a secure tack room, an office club room with a toilet, a wash bay with hot water, a 5 bay horse walker, and a rug room.

The all-weather 20x60m arena has a Clopf fibre surface with French drainage.

A 15x12m storage barn with mezzanine provides essential storage space, it would also be perfect for storing vehicles, perfect for the car enthusiast, and there is plenty of hardstanding to keep lorries.

The 12x6m sports pavillion overlooking the stable yard has 2 bedrooms, a kitchen, and a shower room, it offers the potential for annex accommodation s.t.p.p or an income.

The neighbouring village of Fringford has a village hall, a church, a cricket pitch, and a C of E primary school.
Secondary education is available in Bicester, and local private schools include, Winchester House, Beachborough, Stowe, Bloxham, Tudor Hall, along with The Dragon School, St Edwards, Magdalen, Abingdon, Radley College, and Headington Girls School.

Bicester is the nearest town and has two railway stations. Bicester North, 2 miles away offers a great commuter service to London Marylebone in around 45 minutes and you can reach Birmingham in 1 hour. Bicester Village offers the second service to London Marylebone.

The M40 is within easy reach and offers access to London, M25, Oxford and Birmingham. Bicester itself is a historic market town with a wide range of shops, together with cafes, pubs, numerous restaurants, weekly markets a Sainsbury’s supermarket, and a cinema complex.