House For Sale £1,350,000
Charterville House is a classic three bay Georgian property, with spacious family accommodation throughout. There are generous ceiling heights and plenty of natural light that floods the main receptions rooms which are full of character. The principal drawing room is 22 ft long with an open fire and impressive stone mullioned window dressed in lead casement at one end of the room making for a very grand entertaining space.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms with two bathrooms that all flow from a spacious landing. In addition to the main house, there is a pretty stone built coach house which overlooks the driveway. This provides an ideal space for a home office or annexe for a dependent relative, noisy teenager or income generating prospects. A particular feature of the property are the delightful gardens which lie to the north and south of the house and are filled with mature specimen trees and shrubs. Beyond the garden there is an additional area with a wooded glade providing privacy and beautiful colour throughout the year.
The property is approached down a single track no through lane on the edge of the village. The private gravelled driveway leads to a parking area, ?anked by the coach house to the north and Charterville House to the south. The front gardens, bordered by dry stone walls and Lime trees, create a formal entrance to the property whilst to the rear of the property is a small secluded garden, hidden behind the coach house, with a larger lawned garden with colourful ?ower beds extending to the north.
The property is situated within a short walk of the picturesque and quintessential Oxfordshire village of Minster Lovell which bene?ts from a cricket club, village hall, small village Inn and hotel. Of note is the particularly ?ne Medieval Church and the romantically sighted ruins of the 13th Century Manor House of the Lovell family. The village is a short drive from the market towns of Witney and Burford with shops, schools and an array of amenities.
Communications are excellent with the nearby A40 providing easy access to Oxford and Cheltenham together with Swindon to the south and it is well placed for the M40, M4 and M5 motorways. There is a mainline railway station at Charlbury, about eight miles, with trains to London Paddington taking about an hour and ten minutes.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms with two bathrooms that all flow from a spacious landing. In addition to the main house, there is a pretty stone built coach house which overlooks the driveway. This provides an ideal space for a home office or annexe for a dependent relative, noisy teenager or income generating prospects. A particular feature of the property are the delightful gardens which lie to the north and south of the house and are filled with mature specimen trees and shrubs. Beyond the garden there is an additional area with a wooded glade providing privacy and beautiful colour throughout the year.
The property is approached down a single track no through lane on the edge of the village. The private gravelled driveway leads to a parking area, ?anked by the coach house to the north and Charterville House to the south. The front gardens, bordered by dry stone walls and Lime trees, create a formal entrance to the property whilst to the rear of the property is a small secluded garden, hidden behind the coach house, with a larger lawned garden with colourful ?ower beds extending to the north.
The property is situated within a short walk of the picturesque and quintessential Oxfordshire village of Minster Lovell which bene?ts from a cricket club, village hall, small village Inn and hotel. Of note is the particularly ?ne Medieval Church and the romantically sighted ruins of the 13th Century Manor House of the Lovell family. The village is a short drive from the market towns of Witney and Burford with shops, schools and an array of amenities.
Communications are excellent with the nearby A40 providing easy access to Oxford and Cheltenham together with Swindon to the south and it is well placed for the M40, M4 and M5 motorways. There is a mainline railway station at Charlbury, about eight miles, with trains to London Paddington taking about an hour and ten minutes.
