House For Sale £425,000
This attractive Hornton stone cottage has charm and character throughout. The construction dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries, with an array of original features including exposed timber beams, a stone inglenook fireplace and an antique oak front door.
The property readily lends itself to updating and extension subject to the necessary consents.
There is a quarry tile floor to the entrance hall, an internal leaded window and timber ceiling beams, with a staircase to the upper floor. To the left of the entrance hall is the reception room with wonderful south-facing views to the front garden through an oak and metal casement window with a window sea. An original stone inglenook fireplace with an inset flagstone hearth and an 18th century bread oven and exposed timber ceiling beams, adds a sense of character to the room.
To the right of the entrance hall is the triple aspect kitchen, with southern and eastern views to the garden and further northern views to open pastureland. The kitchen comprises of pine fronted kitchen units, a large sink, a 2-oven, lp Gas fired, green Rayburn, and a decorative arch-alcove, alongside timber ceiling beams. A door leads off the kitchen into a large, timber-framed conservatory with sliding doors to the garden. To the rear of the ground floor is a back hall with a door to the garden, a cloakroom, and a utility room, all of which have quarry tiled flooring.
Upstairs, the family bathroom has a bath, pedestal wash basin and a toilet. There is also an airing cupboard containing a hot water cylinder that has been recently installed. The principal bedroom has dual aspect with views to over the garden. Bedroom 2 has a wall of wardrobes to the north of the room to maximise storage space.
Willow Cottage is set back from a no-through lane accessed via double wooden gates onto a concrete drive leading to a garage designed to accommodate a second storey above. There is a spacious, south-facing front garden which is principally lawned with a stone boundary wall to the east. To the rear of the property, the northern boundary is marked by a post and rail fence. There is also a stone paved patio to the east, accessed via the conservatory, providing great outdoor entertaining space.
Please note that the field pictured is the view and is not included in the sale.
Situated in the rural hamlet of Lower Tysoe, on the edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Lower Tysoe still has close links to its agricultural past, with several working farms nearby.
The hamlet is close to Middle Tysoe, which is well served by a village store, post office, doctor's surgery, hairdresser, public house, C of E Parish Church, Methodist church, wi, village hall, and tennis club. It has highly regarded primary and pre-schools. There is a wide range of state, private and grammar schools in the area to suit most abilities.
The market town of Shipston on Stour and rural village centre of Kineton are a few miles away and have a wider range of facilities. Banbury, Leamington Spa, Warwick and Stratford upon Avon are all easily accessible.
Stratford upon Avon is home to the Royal Shakespeare Company, which is fantastic for theatregoers, while also accommodating a wide range of other interests such as golf and horse riding with local golf and racecourses close by at both Stratford upon Avon and Warwick. The Edgehill Escarpment, the site of the Civil War Battle of Edgehill in 1642, forms a backdrop to the east.
The M40 has junctions 11 and 12 at Gaydon and Banbury and Intercity train services from Banbury to London Marylebone, taking from 51 minutes.
Banbury 9.5 miles, (Intercity trains to Birmingham and London Marylebone), M40 (J11) 11 miles, Leamington Spa and Warwick 12 miles, Stratford upon Avon 11 miles, Moreton in Marsh 16 miles, (distances approximate)
The property readily lends itself to updating and extension subject to the necessary consents.
There is a quarry tile floor to the entrance hall, an internal leaded window and timber ceiling beams, with a staircase to the upper floor. To the left of the entrance hall is the reception room with wonderful south-facing views to the front garden through an oak and metal casement window with a window sea. An original stone inglenook fireplace with an inset flagstone hearth and an 18th century bread oven and exposed timber ceiling beams, adds a sense of character to the room.
To the right of the entrance hall is the triple aspect kitchen, with southern and eastern views to the garden and further northern views to open pastureland. The kitchen comprises of pine fronted kitchen units, a large sink, a 2-oven, lp Gas fired, green Rayburn, and a decorative arch-alcove, alongside timber ceiling beams. A door leads off the kitchen into a large, timber-framed conservatory with sliding doors to the garden. To the rear of the ground floor is a back hall with a door to the garden, a cloakroom, and a utility room, all of which have quarry tiled flooring.
Upstairs, the family bathroom has a bath, pedestal wash basin and a toilet. There is also an airing cupboard containing a hot water cylinder that has been recently installed. The principal bedroom has dual aspect with views to over the garden. Bedroom 2 has a wall of wardrobes to the north of the room to maximise storage space.
Willow Cottage is set back from a no-through lane accessed via double wooden gates onto a concrete drive leading to a garage designed to accommodate a second storey above. There is a spacious, south-facing front garden which is principally lawned with a stone boundary wall to the east. To the rear of the property, the northern boundary is marked by a post and rail fence. There is also a stone paved patio to the east, accessed via the conservatory, providing great outdoor entertaining space.
Please note that the field pictured is the view and is not included in the sale.
Situated in the rural hamlet of Lower Tysoe, on the edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Lower Tysoe still has close links to its agricultural past, with several working farms nearby.
The hamlet is close to Middle Tysoe, which is well served by a village store, post office, doctor's surgery, hairdresser, public house, C of E Parish Church, Methodist church, wi, village hall, and tennis club. It has highly regarded primary and pre-schools. There is a wide range of state, private and grammar schools in the area to suit most abilities.
The market town of Shipston on Stour and rural village centre of Kineton are a few miles away and have a wider range of facilities. Banbury, Leamington Spa, Warwick and Stratford upon Avon are all easily accessible.
Stratford upon Avon is home to the Royal Shakespeare Company, which is fantastic for theatregoers, while also accommodating a wide range of other interests such as golf and horse riding with local golf and racecourses close by at both Stratford upon Avon and Warwick. The Edgehill Escarpment, the site of the Civil War Battle of Edgehill in 1642, forms a backdrop to the east.
The M40 has junctions 11 and 12 at Gaydon and Banbury and Intercity train services from Banbury to London Marylebone, taking from 51 minutes.
Banbury 9.5 miles, (Intercity trains to Birmingham and London Marylebone), M40 (J11) 11 miles, Leamington Spa and Warwick 12 miles, Stratford upon Avon 11 miles, Moreton in Marsh 16 miles, (distances approximate)
