A fantastic opportunity to purchase a versatile, Victorian four-bedroom home in the highly sought-after village of Steeple Aston. Originally configured as a two-bedroom house with a separate two-bedroom annex to the rear, the current owners have  integrated the two properties to create one generous family home. Importantly, the layout could be easily reconfigured back into two separate dwellings if required, making it ideal for multi-generational living, home income potential, or guest accommodation.

The property is entered via an entrance hall with access to two front reception rooms and stairs rising to the first floor. Upstairs, the main house offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom. To the front of the property, the two reception rooms—currently arranged as a study and a sitting room—both feature attractive fireplaces and provide flexible living space. The sitting room opens through to a light and airy, re-fitted kitchen/dining room, which enjoys Large windows and a sky light allowing lots of natural light in and has a door leading out to the enclosed rear gardens.

Beyond the kitchen is a rear hall with a separate cloakroom and access into the former barn area. This section of the home offers excellent additional accommodation, comprising a rear hall with stairs to the first floor, a downstairs shower room, a kitchen area currently used as a utility room, and a further reception room. On the first floor are the two additional bedrooms along with a useful separate cloakroom.

Outside, the property benefits from a low-maintenance garden enclosed by an attractive dry-stone wall, along with side access. To the side of the house is a driveway that provides access to a small number of neighbouring properties, as well as private off-road parking for two vehicles for Palmer House.

Steeple Aston is a charming stone village set above the Cherwell Valley, ideally located midway between Oxford and Banbury. The village offers a well-regarded primary school, post office and store, parish church, and public house. Just beyond the primary school is a community wellness and creativity centre which includes a popular cafe, gym, palates, beauty spa and art studio. A wider range of shopping and leisure amenities can be found in the nearby market towns of Deddington(approximately 4 miles) Bicester (approximately 6 miles) and Woodstock (approximately 7 miles). The M40 is around 8 miles away, providing excellent access to London and the Midlands. Regular bus services run to Oxford via Kidlington, and mainline rail services to London Paddington and Marylebone are available from Lower Heyford and Oxford Parkway respectively.

Garden

Court yard garden with a dry stone wall surrounding and side access