Park Lane, Long Hanborough, OX29

A charming detatched 3 to 4 bedroom country home constructed in honey-hued Cotswold stone beneath a distinctive stone slate roof with the benefit of several acres of paddock land. The attractive frontage features three gabled dormer windows, and an attractive front garden, with established planting and flowering shrubs framing the property. A gravelled driveway and timber gates provide off-road parking, a car port, and access, while the combination of natural stone, painted joinery and mature landscaping gives the house traditional character.

Internally, the property is immediately captivating, with a bright entrance hall leading into a generous triple-aspect kitchen and dining room. The recently fitted kitchen features traditional Shaker-style cabinetry, excellent storage and a substantial central island incorporating a breakfast bar. The adjoining dining area benefits from bespoke banquette seating and French doors, while a useful utility room provides additional storage and further access to the garden and garage.

From here, a connecting lobby area provides a versatile additional space, suited to a variety of uses such as a separate dining room or study. This leads through to the principal reception room, where a striking glazed vaulted roofline draws the eye upwards and floods the room with an abundance of natural light. Both rooms connect effortlessly with the rear garden through glazed French doors, while the generous reception room is centred around an attractive wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting focal point.

Completing the ground floor is a convenient WC and a further reception room, offering great flexibility as a fourth bedroom or occasional guest room.

Two independent staircases give access to the first-floor accommodation. Here, a family bathroom and three generous double bedrooms capture far-reaching countryside views towards Blenheim Palace Grounds. The principal suite serves as an impressive focal point, featuring a vaulted ceiling, an en-suite shower room, fitted storage, and a dramatic timber-cased apex window with French doors leading directly out to a rooftop.

The property occupies a central position within wrap-around gardens, complete with a well-planted frontage, driveway, carport and garage. The side and rear areas feature lawned gardens with planted borders, alongside a patio seating area adjoining the house.

Most notably, the property benefits from several acres of paddock land just a short walk from the property. Extending across a generous, private plot bordered by mature trees and hedgerows, this versatile paddock offers exceptional potential for equestrian, smallholding, or lifestyle use. The land features a timber outbuilding/stable with secure double doors and open storage, alongside netted enclosures, vegetable growing areas, a chicken run, and a small orchard section. Enclosed by surrounding open countryside, the parcel provides a rare opportunity for self-sufficiency.