House For Rent £3,000
Description The first opportunity to rent one of the recently completed Lioncourt homes. This property has been heavily optioned and is finished to an exceptionally high standard and is located within the Cotswold Gate development in Burford, directly opposite Burford Garden Centre. The accommodation includes a living room, separate dining room/study, WC, utility and a large open plan dining/kitchen/family room and sun lounge on the ground floor. The first floor includes 4 double bedrooms, with 2 en-suites plus a family bathroom. Outside there is a double garage, garden and ample off road parking for 4 vehicles.
Witney 8 miles / Charlbury (Railway Station for London-Paddington) 9 miles / Cirencester 17.5 miles / Oxford 20 miles / Cheltenham 22 miles (All distances are approximate)
situation Burford is a picturesque small Cotswold market town with many historical connections. Situated on the Oxfordshire/Gloucestershire border and known as the The Gateway to the Cotswolds, it offers a good range of hotels, pubs, restaurants and cafes, plus a thriving blend of independent specialist food, fashion, craft and antiques shops, and a smaller number of national brands such as Joules, Caffè Nero and the Co-op. State and private schooling in the area is outstanding, with schools in Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water, Witney, Kingham and Cokethorpe. High Street chains haven't made a significant impression on Burford, which adds to its uniqueness and helps make it an enduring place to live, work and visit. The town nestles in the Windrush Valley surrounded by beautiful countryside, yet is within easy reach of Oxford and Cheltenham, both of which provide the main cultural and shopping facilities for the area. There are good road communications to London via the A40/M40 and a train service from Charlbury to London-Paddington.
Directions From Burford High Street travel up The Hill, to the A40 roundabout. Take the 2nd exit onto the A40, then the first right onto the Shilton Road. Cotswold Gate development can be found opposite Burford Garden Centre.
Local authority West Oxfordshire District Council.
Witney 8 miles / Charlbury (Railway Station for London-Paddington) 9 miles / Cirencester 17.5 miles / Oxford 20 miles / Cheltenham 22 miles (All distances are approximate)
situation Burford is a picturesque small Cotswold market town with many historical connections. Situated on the Oxfordshire/Gloucestershire border and known as the The Gateway to the Cotswolds, it offers a good range of hotels, pubs, restaurants and cafes, plus a thriving blend of independent specialist food, fashion, craft and antiques shops, and a smaller number of national brands such as Joules, Caffè Nero and the Co-op. State and private schooling in the area is outstanding, with schools in Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water, Witney, Kingham and Cokethorpe. High Street chains haven't made a significant impression on Burford, which adds to its uniqueness and helps make it an enduring place to live, work and visit. The town nestles in the Windrush Valley surrounded by beautiful countryside, yet is within easy reach of Oxford and Cheltenham, both of which provide the main cultural and shopping facilities for the area. There are good road communications to London via the A40/M40 and a train service from Charlbury to London-Paddington.
Directions From Burford High Street travel up The Hill, to the A40 roundabout. Take the 2nd exit onto the A40, then the first right onto the Shilton Road. Cotswold Gate development can be found opposite Burford Garden Centre.
Local authority West Oxfordshire District Council.
