Latchford Lane, Great Haseley

57 LATCHFORD LANE 57 Latchford Lane is a pretty Queen Anne period, part-thatched cottage dating back to c.1711, beautifully positioned along a quiet no-through country lane on the edge of the sought-after village of Great Haseley. The property enjoys a south-facing garden with idyllic views across adjoining open farmland. The cottage is not listed and offers a surprising amount of well-proportioned and versatile accommodation, with original period features.

The ground floor provides a choice of reception spaces, including the inviting sitting room with exposed central beam and an impressive open fireplace with original bread oven. A conservatory extension provides additional living space, with French doors opening directly onto the mature rear garden and making the most of the lovely rural outlook.

To the front of the cottage is a separate dining room, while an additional room provides an ideal home office or fourth bedroom and benefits from its own en suite shower room - a particularly useful and flexible space for guests or those requiring ground-floor accommodation. Adjoining the sitting room is the country-style kitchen, with tiled flooring and views over the garden.

Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms with fitted cupboards, together with a third smaller bedroom which could equally work well as a study and a family bathroom.

Outside, the attractive south-facing garden is mature and established, providing a wonderfully peaceful setting from which to enjoy the idyllic views across the adjoining open farmland. Off-street parking is provided to the front.

Latchford Lane is ideally positioned for those looking to enjoy village and country life while retaining excellent access to the surrounding road network and the amenities of nearby towns and Oxford.
 

GREAT HASELEY Great Haseley is an attractive and highly sought-after South Oxfordshire village with a strong sense of community. Village amenities include a fine dining restaurant, church, village hall and recreation ground with cricket pavilion and tennis courts.

The village enjoys an excellent rural setting while remaining particularly well placed for access to Oxford and the surrounding market towns. Oxford lies approximately 11 miles away and offers an extensive range of shopping, cultural and leisure facilities, while nearby Thame provides a Waitrose, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and a sports centre.

For commuters, Haddenham & Thame Parkway (approximately 7.5 miles) provides a regular mainline service to London Marylebone, while Junctions 7 and 8 of the M40 are within easy reach.

The area is well served for schooling, with primary schools in neighbouring Great Milton and Little Milton and an excellent selection of highly regarded independent schools in Oxford and Abingdon. Recreational opportunities are plentiful, with beautiful countryside walks on the doorstep and golf available at The Oxfordshire and Waterstock Golf Club.
 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Council Tax Band - E
Local Authority - South Oxfordshire District Council
EPC Rating - D
Services - Mains gas, mains water & mains drainage
Tenure - Freehold
Right of Way: The property benefits from a right of way over the neighbouring property's garden.