Handsome period property sympathetically extended and updated. Convenient access to M40 and Chiltern Line for London.

Description

Centrally located in the village, Piddington Place has origins dating to the early 1900s and bears hallmark architectural features of the Arts and Craft movement, including, exposed façade timbers, a turret wing and pretty open veranda. Not listed, the property retains many attractive features including fireplaces, parquet wooden floors and bay windows.
Extensively refurbished in 2010/11 works included rewiring, re-plumbing, new boiler and sympathetic extension.

Accommodation extending to over 4100 sq ft flows well, with a welcoming entrance hall leading to reception rooms. With high ceilings and large windows the rooms are bright - the sitting room, with feature round bay window has an open fireplace and French doors open to the veranda; the dining room has an impressive feature fireplace and bay windows overlook the gardens; there is also a study and snug/sitting room. The fabulous kitchen is open plan to a garden room/dining area with glass dome ceiling window and doors to the garden. With underfloor heating, integrated appliances include Rangemaster professional oven with gas hob, fridge freezer Neff dishwasher and microwave. Also on the ground floor are a useful boot room, separate utility room and cloakroom. Steps lead down to professionally designed wine cellar. On the first floor, the lovely high ceilings and great proportions continue. The principal bedroom features a turret bay window and has a dressing area and ensuite bathroom. There are four further bedrooms and two additional bath/shower rooms.

Outbuildings
To the front of the property is a substantial outbuilding provides a double garage, stores and stables. There is lapsed planning to create ancillary accommodation in the stables. In the rear garden there is a detached studio/pod, ideal for art, gym or home office.

Gardens and Grounds
Extending to about 1.2 acres, the property sits well in its plot with ample gravelled parking to the front. Formal gardens to the front, side and rear include well stocked herbaceous boarders, a lily pond and terraces. There is a large open lawn area, ideal for children to play, and raised fruit and vegetable beds.

Location

Piddington is a small, attractive village in north east Oxfordshire, near the Buckinghamshire border. With a friendly community, there is a village hall and the church of St Nicholas, and the Bull and Butcher pub is found just over a mile away in the neighbouring village of Ludgershall. Village shops and pubs are also found in Brill. More extensive amenities are found in the market towns of Thame and Bicester, with cultural attractions in the University City of Oxford.

The area offers a wide selection of schools including primary in Brill and Oakley, and state senior found in Thame and Bicester. Independent schools include Ashfold School, Stowe School and the numerous highly regarded Oxford schools.
Well located for communication with mainline rail to London, Birmingham and the north from either Haddenham and Thame (London/ Marylebone from 40 minutes) or Bicester North (London/Marylebone from 50 minutes). The M40 north (J9) is about 7.5 miles and south (J7) about 10 miles.

Square Footage: 4,140 sq ft


Acreage: 1.2 Acres

Directions

Bicester 5 miles, Oxford 10 miles, Thame 11 miles, M40 north (J9) 7.5 miles M40 south (J7) 10 miles, London 60 miles, Bicester North 5 miles (London/Marylebone from 50 mins), Haddenham & Thame Parkway 11 miles, (London/ Marylebone from 40 minutes).


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Additional Info

Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating. Underfloor heating to kitchen/garden room and principle en-suite bathroom.

Brochure prepared and photographs taken in October 2025.