House For Sale £1,725,000
Beechen Tree House dates from 1806. The property has been remodelled by the present owners to provide spacious well-proportioned family accommodation of over 5,000 square feet.
The sitting room and drawing room have carved stone fireplaces with Morso woodburners. The dining room is elegant with attractive panelling, cornice and ceiling rose. The kitchen/breakfast room with the family room is a real chef's kitchen, well-appointed with painted kitchen units with granite tops, include an island unit with two ceramic hobs with extractor over. There are two neff ovens, with two warming drawers, a combi-microwave and steam oven, integrated dishwasher, sink fridge, freezer and refrigerator drawers. There is a two oven Aga in the family room in a stone inglenook. Steps down to the cellar.
To the first floor the main staircase rises to a generous landing. The bedrooms are all a generous size and some have original cast iron fireplaces. The second staircase rises to the principal bedroom, and the en suite shower room links to the bathroom and dressing room to bedroom 2 . This can all provide a superb main suite if desired. Two bathrooms have claw foot freestanding baths, two have showers. Bedrooms 6 and 7 on the second floor have built in cupboards, and with the second floor shower room, can provide suite ideal for a teenager or relative.
The access is shared with the doctor's surgery adjoining, to a large gravelled turning circle and parking with lawned island. The front garden is elevated from the village street with a stone retaining wall, and mature trees and shrub. The principal rear garden is lawned, with a rockery bed, flower and rose borders, purple maple corkscrew willow and holly. A further area of lawned garden has a fine lime tree and scots pine, eucalyptus and mature and young fruit trees, with a boundary hedge. To the north side of the house is a further paved patio, log store and wall with hand gate to the front. Trees are subject to tree preservation orders.
The garage adjoining the doctor's surgery and garden area behind the surgery are available to use by the purchaser on an annual licence at no additional cost. The doctor's surgery let to Red Horse Health Centres could also be available as an investment property in addition to the house.
*Virtual viewing available*
Beechen Tree House, once the vicarage, is situated in the centre of the thriving village of Tysoe, on the edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Tysoe has a village store, post office, doctor's surgery; adjacent to the house, hairdresser, public house, parish churches, village hall livery stables and tennis club. There is a riding school in the nearby village of Radway. It has a highly regarded primary school and pre-school.
There is a wide range of state, private and grammar schools nearby to suit most requirements. The market town of Shipston-on-Stour and the village of Kineton are a few miles away and have a wider range of facilities. Banbury, Leamington Spa, Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon are easily accessible. The M40 is accessed at junctions 11 (Gaydon) and 12 (Banbury).
There are golf courses and riding schools close by, and racecourses at Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Banbury 9.5 miles (Intercity trains to Birmingham and London Marylebone from 55 mins), M40 (J11) 11 miles, Leamington Spa and Warwick 12 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 11 miles, Moreton-in-Marsh 16 miles (distances and time approximate).
The sitting room and drawing room have carved stone fireplaces with Morso woodburners. The dining room is elegant with attractive panelling, cornice and ceiling rose. The kitchen/breakfast room with the family room is a real chef's kitchen, well-appointed with painted kitchen units with granite tops, include an island unit with two ceramic hobs with extractor over. There are two neff ovens, with two warming drawers, a combi-microwave and steam oven, integrated dishwasher, sink fridge, freezer and refrigerator drawers. There is a two oven Aga in the family room in a stone inglenook. Steps down to the cellar.
To the first floor the main staircase rises to a generous landing. The bedrooms are all a generous size and some have original cast iron fireplaces. The second staircase rises to the principal bedroom, and the en suite shower room links to the bathroom and dressing room to bedroom 2 . This can all provide a superb main suite if desired. Two bathrooms have claw foot freestanding baths, two have showers. Bedrooms 6 and 7 on the second floor have built in cupboards, and with the second floor shower room, can provide suite ideal for a teenager or relative.
The access is shared with the doctor's surgery adjoining, to a large gravelled turning circle and parking with lawned island. The front garden is elevated from the village street with a stone retaining wall, and mature trees and shrub. The principal rear garden is lawned, with a rockery bed, flower and rose borders, purple maple corkscrew willow and holly. A further area of lawned garden has a fine lime tree and scots pine, eucalyptus and mature and young fruit trees, with a boundary hedge. To the north side of the house is a further paved patio, log store and wall with hand gate to the front. Trees are subject to tree preservation orders.
The garage adjoining the doctor's surgery and garden area behind the surgery are available to use by the purchaser on an annual licence at no additional cost. The doctor's surgery let to Red Horse Health Centres could also be available as an investment property in addition to the house.
*Virtual viewing available*
Beechen Tree House, once the vicarage, is situated in the centre of the thriving village of Tysoe, on the edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Tysoe has a village store, post office, doctor's surgery; adjacent to the house, hairdresser, public house, parish churches, village hall livery stables and tennis club. There is a riding school in the nearby village of Radway. It has a highly regarded primary school and pre-school.
There is a wide range of state, private and grammar schools nearby to suit most requirements. The market town of Shipston-on-Stour and the village of Kineton are a few miles away and have a wider range of facilities. Banbury, Leamington Spa, Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon are easily accessible. The M40 is accessed at junctions 11 (Gaydon) and 12 (Banbury).
There are golf courses and riding schools close by, and racecourses at Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Banbury 9.5 miles (Intercity trains to Birmingham and London Marylebone from 55 mins), M40 (J11) 11 miles, Leamington Spa and Warwick 12 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 11 miles, Moreton-in-Marsh 16 miles (distances and time approximate).
