House For Sale £800,000
Malt House is a beautifully presented Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage nestled in the tranquil heart of the charming village of Aynho. Constructed of traditional stone, under a slate roof, the Malt House is a best in class midterrace cottage with a seamless blend of period charm and modern convenience.
The accommodation is entered through the spacious drawing room with generous ceiling heights, exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace with a new Clearview wood burning stove. This leads into the bright kitchen/dining room with vaulted ceilings. To the side of the kitchen there is a glass ceiling and door that provides access to the back garden. Also on the ground floor is a utility room, pantry/store and W/C.
On the first floor one will find the principal bedroom with en-suite wet room, ample built in wardrobe storage plus a further wet room. On the second floor there are two further bedrooms and further storage.
The south-west facing garden is found to the rear of the property and benefits from a stone patio perfect for entertaining. A few steps then lead up to the grass lawn with stone wall enclosing the garden on one side and mature shrubbery on the other. The property benefits from a garage and off-street parking for one vehicle.
With Cotswold stone, slate roofing and exposed beams alongside high ceilings, Malt House is a beautifully presented home with charming features throughout.
Aynho is an attractive stone village situated on the border of Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire. Surrounded by rolling countryside with far-reaching views over the Cherwell Valley, it is famed for the growing of apricots. The 'Apricot village' can be traced back to Saxon times and has a pub/restaurant, a village hall offering a wide variety of community activities, a tennis court, playground and extensive playing fields. There is also the historic St Michael's Church which dates back to medieval times.
There is a good range of schooling in the area; a well-regarded C of E Primary School can be found in the adjacent village of Charlton with secondary schools in Banbury and Brackley. As well as the numerous independent schools in Oxford, local prep schools include Carrdus (Overthorpe), Winchester House (Brackley), St John's Priory (Banbury), Beachborough (Westbury) and Cothill House (Abingdon). Nearby public schools include Tudor Hall (girls), Radley (boys), Stowe and Bloxham (both co-ed).
There are mainline train stations to London and Birmingham from Bicester, Banbury and the adjacent Kings Sutton. Private members club Soho Farmhouse is 9 miles away and Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is also within easy reach.
Services
Mains gas, water and electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating. There is fibre optic broadband, speed : 900 mbps.
The accommodation is entered through the spacious drawing room with generous ceiling heights, exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace with a new Clearview wood burning stove. This leads into the bright kitchen/dining room with vaulted ceilings. To the side of the kitchen there is a glass ceiling and door that provides access to the back garden. Also on the ground floor is a utility room, pantry/store and W/C.
On the first floor one will find the principal bedroom with en-suite wet room, ample built in wardrobe storage plus a further wet room. On the second floor there are two further bedrooms and further storage.
The south-west facing garden is found to the rear of the property and benefits from a stone patio perfect for entertaining. A few steps then lead up to the grass lawn with stone wall enclosing the garden on one side and mature shrubbery on the other. The property benefits from a garage and off-street parking for one vehicle.
With Cotswold stone, slate roofing and exposed beams alongside high ceilings, Malt House is a beautifully presented home with charming features throughout.
Aynho is an attractive stone village situated on the border of Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire. Surrounded by rolling countryside with far-reaching views over the Cherwell Valley, it is famed for the growing of apricots. The 'Apricot village' can be traced back to Saxon times and has a pub/restaurant, a village hall offering a wide variety of community activities, a tennis court, playground and extensive playing fields. There is also the historic St Michael's Church which dates back to medieval times.
There is a good range of schooling in the area; a well-regarded C of E Primary School can be found in the adjacent village of Charlton with secondary schools in Banbury and Brackley. As well as the numerous independent schools in Oxford, local prep schools include Carrdus (Overthorpe), Winchester House (Brackley), St John's Priory (Banbury), Beachborough (Westbury) and Cothill House (Abingdon). Nearby public schools include Tudor Hall (girls), Radley (boys), Stowe and Bloxham (both co-ed).
There are mainline train stations to London and Birmingham from Bicester, Banbury and the adjacent Kings Sutton. Private members club Soho Farmhouse is 9 miles away and Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is also within easy reach.
Services
Mains gas, water and electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating. There is fibre optic broadband, speed : 900 mbps.
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