Millers Lane, Hornton, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX15

Versatile period living set in generous gardens.

Description

Sunnyside is a charming Grade II listed house, discreetly positioned within the heart of Hornton. Offering well-balanced, light-filled accommodation and delightful gardens, the property seamlessly combines period character with modern comfort. The accommodation at Sunnyside has been thoughtfully arranged to suit both day-to-day living and entertaining. There is a wealth of period features including open fireplaces, flagstone floors, mullion windows, exposed timbers, shutters, window seats, deep window boards and former bread oven.

A welcoming entrance hall leads to a selection of elegant reception spaces. The principal sitting room is particularly impressive, centred around a feature fireplace and benefitting from an abundance of natural light, with views across the garden.

The kitchen with doors into the breakfast/garden room forms the heart of the home, well-appointed with a range of fitted units and integrated appliances, complemented by ample space for informal dining. There is a natural flow through to the garden, ideal for summer entertaining. Further ground floor accommodation includes a dining room readily usable as a playroom and family room, providing flexibility for modern living, alongside useful ancillary spaces.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom enjoys a pleasant outlook and en suite bathroom. Beyond this is supported by additional well-proportioned bedrooms and shower rooms, all presented to a high standard.

The layout of the family room, utility/secondary kitchen, shower room and bedroom above can easily adapt to a guest annexe or holiday let/Airbnb income stream.

Sunnyside is approached via a private driveway leading to ample off road parking to the rear.

The generous and mature gardens are a notable feature, thoughtfully laid out to provide a combination of lawn, mature planting and seating areas. They offer privacy and seclusion, with well-established borders providing colour and interest throughout the seasons, all interspersed with a variety of trees. Several terraces and seating areas have been carefully positioned around the garden.

This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a well presented, period home, in about 0.45 acres.

Location

Hornton is an attractive village, characterised by its distinctive period Hornton stone properties and strong community atmosphere. The village benefits from a public house, parish church, primary school, playground and pavilion.

Retail, cultural and recreational facilities can be found at Banbury, Warwick, Leamington Spa and Stratford-upon-Avon.

Sunnyside is well positioned for both regional and national connectivity, making it suited for commuters and those seeking access to London and the wider Midlands. The M40 (Junction 11) is approximately 7 miles away, providing direct routes to Oxford (c. 25 miles), Birmingham (c. 45 miles) and London (c. 75 miles).

Rail services are available from Banbury station, which offers regular connections to London Marylebone in approximately 56 minutes, together with services to Birmingham and beyond. Bicester North and Bicester Village stations provide alternative options, including direct access to London Marylebone and London Paddington via Oxford. For international travel, Birmingham and Heathrow Airports are accessible via the M40, making Sunnyside a practical base for both domestic and overseas travel.

The area has a range of schooling options, both state and independent. Local primary options include Hornton Primary School and nearby villages such as Shenington and Sibford Gower. Secondary education is well served by Warriner School in Bloxham and Blessed George Napier Catholic School in Banbury. Preparatory Schools – The Croft (Stratford upon Avon), Arnold Lodge (Leamington Spa), St John’s Priory (Banbury), Sibford and Winchester House (Brackley). Independent schooling in the wider area includes Bloxham School, Tudor Hall (Girls) in Wykham Park, Sibford School and Kitebrook Preparatory School. Further renowned schools include Winchester House, King’s High Warwick, Stratford Grammar and a number of Oxford schools.

All distances and times are approximate.

Square Footage: 1,912 sq ft


Acreage: 0.45 Acres

Additional Info

Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating. BT connected subject to the usual transfer regulations. Broadband available in the village.

Agents Note: There is a wayleave to access the electricity sub station.
The property was completely rethatched in 2025.