North Lane, Weston-On-The-Green, OX25

This detached period Grade II listed home is situated on the northern edge of Weston-on-the-Green, a popular village notable for its close proximity to excellent transport links including the A34 and the M40. All hand-finished details seamlessly flow from room to room and provide an exceptional quality feel to every touchpoint in the cottage. The interiors have been thoughtfully considered to complement the age and character of the building. Upon entering you immediately see the attention to detail, with many character features having been retained in the sitting room, where the feature fireplace with wood burner is the main feature, and the exposed timber beams, window seats and oak flooring all add to the welcoming atmosphere. Leading through to the separate dining room, a Cotswold stone wall has been exposed. The kitchen is beautifully appointed with shaker style cabinetry and solid timber worksurfaces, decorative panelling and stone flooring all complemented by traditional switches, plugs and window joinery from Corston Architectural Detail. Leading upstairs, the stylish décor continues with decorative panelling in both bedrooms, cast iron radiators, and a beautifully fitted bathroom with timber pedestal, rainfall shower over the bath, and WC.

Outside

The property is accessed via a gravel driveway that offers ample parking space for multiple vehicles. The main garden, located at the side and rear of the cottage, features a spacious lawn surrounded by lush hedging. Additionally, there is a charming paved terrace, perfect for al fresco dining and enjoying the picturesque countryside views. The current owners have submitted a planning permission application to transform the detached outbuilding into a home office, creative studio, or third bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.

Situation

The village of Weston-on-the-Green is a quintessential English village of stone-built houses – many thatched, a pretty duck pond and a charming village church. There are a number of amenities including a general store/Post Office, two pubs and the Weston Manor Hotel. The village is approximately nine miles north-west of the city of Oxford, which offers extensive amenities including excellent shopping, plus a variety of restaurants, museums, galleries, cinemas and theatres. The town of Bicester, with its renowned designer outlet shopping centre, is about five miles distant. Road communications are excellent, with the A34 immediately south of the village providing access to the M40 via Junction 9 to the north and Oxford, London and the M25/wider motorway network to the south. Both Islip and Bicester offer train services to London Marylebone in about one hour. There are a range of schools locally including the ever-popular Dragon School, just seven miles distant.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-58675

Additional Information

Local Authority: Cherwell District Council
Council Tax Band: B

A Planning application has been made to convert the outbuilding into an office - the decision is awaited.