House For Sale £650,000
Holly Barn is an individual and charming three/four bedroom detached thatched stone cottage situated towards the edge of the village. The cottage has been has been sympathetically modernised to combine the period features with all the conveniences of modern living and is Grade II listed. Internally there is a welcoming entrance lobby with flagstone flooring providing access to the ground floor accommodation which includes a useful wet room, a triple aspect open plan sitting room entered via double doors from the hallway which overlooks the rear gardens. Features include a beamed ceiling, shutters to all windows and an Inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove. A utility area leads to a large study with the potential to be used as an occasional fourth bedroom. The fitted kitchen/breakfast room provides hand-painted units with marble work surfaces and features a Rangemaster oven, Rangemaster fridge/freezer and a Belfast sink. There is also a walk-in pantry. Steps lead to the dining room with a window seat and a stable door opens out to the rear garden.
Upstairs, the landing area has wood flooring, exposed stone work and doors lead to all bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys an outlook over the rear garden, whilst the guest bedroom features a stone mullion window and the third bedroom is dual aspect. The bathroom has been refitted and includes a separate shower.
Situation
Wroxton is a pretty ironstone village located to the north west of Banbury on the A422 Stratford Road. The village has many period cottages including those which are centred around the village Green and its adjoining duck pond. From the heart of the village a long driveway leads up to Wroxton Abbey, a Jacobean manor house, the grounds of which are open to the public and offers a pleasant walk around the lakes. Within the village there is a fine church, two public houses, the Wroxton House hotel, and a popular primary school. More comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in the nearby market town of Banbury. From Banbury there is a mainline railway station to London Marylebone and Junction 11 of the M40 motorway.
Outside
A gated access from the front of the cottage leads to the rear gardens which are fully enclosed by fencing and walled boundaries. There is a lovely shaped lawn which is complemented by well stocked flowering borders and mature trees. In addition there is a gravelled parking area adjacent to the cottage. In all the grounds are approximately 0.09 of an acre.
Upstairs, the landing area has wood flooring, exposed stone work and doors lead to all bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys an outlook over the rear garden, whilst the guest bedroom features a stone mullion window and the third bedroom is dual aspect. The bathroom has been refitted and includes a separate shower.
Situation
Wroxton is a pretty ironstone village located to the north west of Banbury on the A422 Stratford Road. The village has many period cottages including those which are centred around the village Green and its adjoining duck pond. From the heart of the village a long driveway leads up to Wroxton Abbey, a Jacobean manor house, the grounds of which are open to the public and offers a pleasant walk around the lakes. Within the village there is a fine church, two public houses, the Wroxton House hotel, and a popular primary school. More comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in the nearby market town of Banbury. From Banbury there is a mainline railway station to London Marylebone and Junction 11 of the M40 motorway.
Outside
A gated access from the front of the cottage leads to the rear gardens which are fully enclosed by fencing and walled boundaries. There is a lovely shaped lawn which is complemented by well stocked flowering borders and mature trees. In addition there is a gravelled parking area adjacent to the cottage. In all the grounds are approximately 0.09 of an acre.
