Properties For Sale in Aston Rowant, Watlington, Oxfordshire
Matthew Davis presents a beautifully crafted detached family home offering circa 2,660 sq ft of accommodation. Constructed in an attractive brick and flint design, this exceptional new home combines traditional character with contemporary living in one of South Oxfordshire's most desirable vil...
Key features
- Brand new brick and flint detached family home
- Circa 2,660 sq ft of beautifully designed accommodation
- Four double bedrooms
A beautifully curated double-fronted period home next to the village green, offering over 1,700 sq ft of exceptional family accommodation including a stunning open-plan kitchen/living space, four double bedrooms, detached home office, carport and an enchanting walled garden. Stylish, welcoming an...
Key features
- Beautiful double-fronted period family home overlooking the village green
- Approximately 1,707 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation
- Exceptional open-plan kitchen, dining and family room with Aga and central island
Substantial five-bedroom detached family home offering over 287 sq m of accommodation, set within mature gardens backing onto open countryside in the sought-after village of Aston Rowant. Features include three reception rooms, a large kitchen/breakfast room, double garage and balcony.
A beautifully restored and comprehensively updated cottage, effortlessly blending period charm with modern comfort - complete with underfloor heating, exquisite restored finishes and a superb outbuilding offering excellent potential for gym/ancillary accommodation. EPC E.
Key features
- Beautifully restored Grade II listed thatched cottage
- Comprehensive renovation blending period charm with modern living
- Underfloor heating throughout
Offered with no onward chain and nestled within a charming courtyard development, this beautifully converted former stable block provides an exceptional three-bedroom home, effortlessly combining period character with contemporary style and modern convenience. The ground floor is centred...






