House For Sale £795,000
The Old Bakery is a handsome Listed village
house with a date stone on its front elevation
of 1695. Requiring some updating the property
has the following accommodation arranged on
three floors. Entrance porch with door to boiler
room/store. Off an inner lobby is a cloakroom
with shower and a snug with a corner fireplace.
The sitting room has an impressive fireplace and
former bread oven. A door leads through into
the kitchen with an oil fired Aga, flagstone floor
and a door to outside. To the side of the kitchen
is the dining room with a quarry tiled floor
and distinctive bay window. From the sitting
room stairs rise to 1st floor landing where there
are two double bedrooms and a bathroom. A
Staircase rises to the second floor where there
are two further double bedrooms, one of which
has an en-suite WC with enough space for a
bath or shower.
Stourton is a delightful village situated amongst
rolling countryside on the borders of South
Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire
in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty. The village has an active village hall, a
public house, a fine church and the Cotswold
Distillery. It is conveniently situated for centres
such as Oxford, Stratford upon Avon and
Banbury which are the main shopping and
cultural centres in the region. Moreton-in-Marsh
and Shipston-on-Stour are within 7 miles and
cater for most everyday needs. There is a wide
selection of state and private schools in the area
including a state primary school in Brailes, and
access to state secondary schools in Shipston-on-
Stour, Warwick and the renowned Grammar
schools in Stratford upon Avon. Private
schools in the area include Kitebrook House,
Tudor Hall and Bloxham. Communications are
excellent with a regular rail service to London
from Banbury (Marylebone) or Moreton in
Marsh (Paddington) taking 55 and 94 minutes
respectively. In addition, there is a golf course
just outside Brailes.
The Old Bakery stands in just over half an
acre of lawned gardens which are contained
within a high hedge on both sides. The house is
approached off the village lane by a gravelled
drive which sweeps along the side of the
property to a large gravelled parking area to
the rear, with space to park a number of cars.
Adjacent to the gravelled area is a range of
stone built open fronted outbuildings with
additional brick built stores to one side.
house with a date stone on its front elevation
of 1695. Requiring some updating the property
has the following accommodation arranged on
three floors. Entrance porch with door to boiler
room/store. Off an inner lobby is a cloakroom
with shower and a snug with a corner fireplace.
The sitting room has an impressive fireplace and
former bread oven. A door leads through into
the kitchen with an oil fired Aga, flagstone floor
and a door to outside. To the side of the kitchen
is the dining room with a quarry tiled floor
and distinctive bay window. From the sitting
room stairs rise to 1st floor landing where there
are two double bedrooms and a bathroom. A
Staircase rises to the second floor where there
are two further double bedrooms, one of which
has an en-suite WC with enough space for a
bath or shower.
Stourton is a delightful village situated amongst
rolling countryside on the borders of South
Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire
in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty. The village has an active village hall, a
public house, a fine church and the Cotswold
Distillery. It is conveniently situated for centres
such as Oxford, Stratford upon Avon and
Banbury which are the main shopping and
cultural centres in the region. Moreton-in-Marsh
and Shipston-on-Stour are within 7 miles and
cater for most everyday needs. There is a wide
selection of state and private schools in the area
including a state primary school in Brailes, and
access to state secondary schools in Shipston-on-
Stour, Warwick and the renowned Grammar
schools in Stratford upon Avon. Private
schools in the area include Kitebrook House,
Tudor Hall and Bloxham. Communications are
excellent with a regular rail service to London
from Banbury (Marylebone) or Moreton in
Marsh (Paddington) taking 55 and 94 minutes
respectively. In addition, there is a golf course
just outside Brailes.
The Old Bakery stands in just over half an
acre of lawned gardens which are contained
within a high hedge on both sides. The house is
approached off the village lane by a gravelled
drive which sweeps along the side of the
property to a large gravelled parking area to
the rear, with space to park a number of cars.
Adjacent to the gravelled area is a range of
stone built open fronted outbuildings with
additional brick built stores to one side.
