House For Sale £600,000
Situated in the heart of this most popular, vibrant village with a range of pubs, restaurants, shops, and farmers market sits this character Grade II Listed three storey double fronted 18C Cottage with later extensions that offers a homely inviting interior. EPC Rating: N/A
Introduction
You know character awaits you immediately your eyes fall on the warm local Hornton stone façade of Osborne Cottage, with its sash cord windows and that wonderful period paneled entrance door with molded flat canopy porch on scrolled brackets that just beckons you to step inside.
Inside you are greeted with a good-sized reception room with inglenook fireplace as you would of course demand of a property of this vintage. This cottage loves to delight, and the Kitchen/Dining Room is sure to raise a smile as it is ideal for cooking and entertaining. Being situated at the rear of the house, it also overlooks the rear courtyard garden.
The property offers four bedrooms (master bedroom being en-suite) and a family bathroom over three floors. The first floor houses three bedrooms and family bathroom and the landing has a niche and a radiused landing that loses no opportunity to develop further character. To the second floor is the generous en suite master bedroom.
There is on road parking to the front of the property.
Deddington is a well served village with shops including a popular delicatessen, Co-op, florist, tearoom, hairdressers etc, public houses, library, doctor’s surgery, dentist, pharmacy, and primary school.
Soho Farmhouse at Great Tew is only 7 miles away.
Deddington is an attractive village some 6 miles south of Banbury, the nearest town, where a wide range of amenities can be found including supermarkets (M&S, Waitrose, Sainsburys, Tesco, Aldi & Lidl), shopping, restaurants, and cafes, ten pin bowling, sports centre, gyms, and cinema.
The village is popular locally because of its charm, vibrant community, and wide range of amenities. It hosts a popular monthly Farmers Market and is well situated for access to Oxford, Chipping Norton, and Bicester. For commuters, Banbury has rail links to London, Oxford, Bicester, and Birmingham and is on J11 of the M40 motorway or alternatively you can go onto Bicester and pick up J10.
Property Summary
• Quote Reference: Srk when inquiring
• Period Cottage with later extensions
• Character Features
• Village with pubs and shops
• 4 Bed 2 Bathrooms
• Kitchen/Dining Room
• Sitting Room with inglenook
• Rear Garden
• Some Double Glazed Windows
• Gas Radiator Heating
Sellers Perspective
So, what particularly attracted you to the property when you bought it?
Because we are a large family of four, we needed the number of bedrooms offered by the cottage and the size of the Kitchen/Dining Room and Sitting Room also worked well for us as a family.
Immediately we walked in the cottage it felt like home, it was so warm and welcoming.
Deddington is one of the best served villages locally with excellent amenities and a School and these were important to us at the time with a young family and were a key attraction. It has been a safe and pleasant place to raise our children whilst also being great for evenings out when friends come over. Another bonus is it is central to everything – London, Birmingham, and Bicester Village.
How long have owned the property?
Since 2004 approximately 17.5 years.
Briefly, can you tell me some of the things you love about living here?
A. Main living area with inglenook always feels welcoming and a pleasure to be in.
B. Master bedroom is a lovely spacious, en suite room – we often escape into it for a bit of peace and quiet, we almost feel like we are in a hotel suite away from whatever family hustle and bustle is going on in the main house below.
C. We have had the best Christmases in this house, the atmosphere is always just perfect.
D. It has been an excellent place to raise four children – plenty of clubs, playgrounds, walking areas (Castle Grounds) shops – much more than most villages of this size.
Why are you moving?
Relocating to the coast. One of our children moved there and we love it.
What will you miss the most?
Cosy evenings by the lovely fireplace that always looks awesome – especially at Christmas. We are likely never to repeat that in a new property.
Description
A pathway leads to a period six panel front entrance door with molded flat canopy porch with scrolled brackets leading to:
Ground Floor
Sitting Room is a generous sized reception room focusing on an exposed stone inglenook fireplace with flagstone hearth and provides ample space for seating and natural lighting is provided to the room by two sash cord windows to the front. From here stairs rise to the first floor and a door leads to:
Kitchen/Dining Room fitted with L-shaped granite effect worksurface with inset ceramic butler style sink with chrome mixer tap. Range of oak fronted base units comprising cupboards and drawers with matching fitted dresser unit. Space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Space for clothes dryer. Space range cooker with brushed stainless steel chimney hood with glass canopy. Space for American style fridge/freezer. Woodblock flooring. Two windows to rear courtyard garden. Exposed ceiling beam.
From the sitting room stairs rise to:
First Floor
Landing having a recessed niche and part radiused wall add character to this floor where are situated three bedrooms and the family bathroom.
Bedroom 2 is located at the rear of the property with space for a double bed and wardrobes and drawers with a double glazed window to the rear.
Bedroom 3 is currently being used as a home office but would take a single bed and has a sash cord window with two sets of secondary glazing.
Bedroom 4 is located at the front of the property and has space for a single bed with fitted recessed wardrobe and a sash cord window with two sets of secondary glazing.
Bathroom having a three piece white suite comprising paneled bath with chrome mixer tap with shower head attachment, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, W.C., obscure double glazed window, and exposed ceiling beam.
Second Floor
Bedroom 1 is a very generous sized master bedroom with space for a king sized bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers. Character is developed in the room by the exposed pine floorboards and the exposed A frame and purlins to the roof and a Velux rooflight over the stairs.
En suite Shower Room with a three piece white suite
Outside
Front Garden Laid to gravel providing space for wheelie bins and path leading to the front door.
Rear Courtyard Garden accessed of the Kitchen/Dining Room and ideal for sitting at a Bistro table and taking in your breakfast and for summer barbeques and storage space offered by two garden sheds.
Location
Deddington is ideally positioned for access to Banbury, Bicester, Chipping Norton, and Oxford. At nearby Banbury are the usual town amenities, main line rail links to Oxford, Birmingham, and London.
The village is well served with shops including a popular delicatessen, Co-op, florist, tearoom, hairdressers, public houses, library, doctor’s surgery, dentist, pharmacy, and primary school.
Convenient road access to M40 motorway (J11 Banbury or J10 Bicester). Rail links to London at Banbury (approximately 65 minutes to London Marylebone), Milton Keynes (approximately 33 minutes to London Euston), Bicester North (56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Useful information
Heating: Gas Fired Radiator Heating
Windows: Sash cord windows and PVCu Double Glazed units to the rear.
Services: Mains: Gas, Water & Electric. Drainage: Mains
Council Tax Band: D
Village Amenities: A popular delicatessen, Co-op, florist, tearoom, hairdressers, public houses, library, doctor’s surgery, dentist, pharmacy, and primary school.
Nearby Towns: Further amenities are close by at Banbury (6 Miles), Chipping Norton (10 miles), Bicester (12 miles), Oxford (19 miles), Stratford-upon-Avon (26 miles), (Milton Keynes (29 miles), (all distances approximate)
Village population: 1 594 (2011 Census)
Primary School: Deddington Primary School. Ofsted Good.
Secondary School: Warriner School, Bloxham. Ofsted Good.
Independent Schools: Bloxham Public School, Tudor Hall. Preparatory School: Cardus. St John’s Priory School.
Rail Links: Rail links to London Banbury (approximately 65 minutes) (Bicester North (approximately 56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Motorway Links: Convenient road access to and M40 (J11 or J10) motorways and M1 (J15)
EPC Rating: N/A
Local Authority: Cherwell District Council
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly via the vendors sole agents, please contact Saul Roux Scrivener mrics – Keller Williams
Website
For more information visit
Directions
From Banbury Cross proceed in a southerly direction through South Bar Street onto the Oxford Road exit the town continue staying on this road through the village of Adderbury until you reach Deddington continue through the traffic lights where Osborne Cottage is located shortly afterwards on your right hand side.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday 9.00 am – 7.00 pm
Saturday 9.00 am - 4.00 pm
Sunday By appointment.
Agents notes
All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order. Photographs are reproduced for general information, and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure.
All boundaries indicated on plans are approximate and should be verified with your Solicitor.
All school catchments should be verified and not relied on.
Introduction
You know character awaits you immediately your eyes fall on the warm local Hornton stone façade of Osborne Cottage, with its sash cord windows and that wonderful period paneled entrance door with molded flat canopy porch on scrolled brackets that just beckons you to step inside.
Inside you are greeted with a good-sized reception room with inglenook fireplace as you would of course demand of a property of this vintage. This cottage loves to delight, and the Kitchen/Dining Room is sure to raise a smile as it is ideal for cooking and entertaining. Being situated at the rear of the house, it also overlooks the rear courtyard garden.
The property offers four bedrooms (master bedroom being en-suite) and a family bathroom over three floors. The first floor houses three bedrooms and family bathroom and the landing has a niche and a radiused landing that loses no opportunity to develop further character. To the second floor is the generous en suite master bedroom.
There is on road parking to the front of the property.
Deddington is a well served village with shops including a popular delicatessen, Co-op, florist, tearoom, hairdressers etc, public houses, library, doctor’s surgery, dentist, pharmacy, and primary school.
Soho Farmhouse at Great Tew is only 7 miles away.
Deddington is an attractive village some 6 miles south of Banbury, the nearest town, where a wide range of amenities can be found including supermarkets (M&S, Waitrose, Sainsburys, Tesco, Aldi & Lidl), shopping, restaurants, and cafes, ten pin bowling, sports centre, gyms, and cinema.
The village is popular locally because of its charm, vibrant community, and wide range of amenities. It hosts a popular monthly Farmers Market and is well situated for access to Oxford, Chipping Norton, and Bicester. For commuters, Banbury has rail links to London, Oxford, Bicester, and Birmingham and is on J11 of the M40 motorway or alternatively you can go onto Bicester and pick up J10.
Property Summary
• Quote Reference: Srk when inquiring
• Period Cottage with later extensions
• Character Features
• Village with pubs and shops
• 4 Bed 2 Bathrooms
• Kitchen/Dining Room
• Sitting Room with inglenook
• Rear Garden
• Some Double Glazed Windows
• Gas Radiator Heating
Sellers Perspective
So, what particularly attracted you to the property when you bought it?
Because we are a large family of four, we needed the number of bedrooms offered by the cottage and the size of the Kitchen/Dining Room and Sitting Room also worked well for us as a family.
Immediately we walked in the cottage it felt like home, it was so warm and welcoming.
Deddington is one of the best served villages locally with excellent amenities and a School and these were important to us at the time with a young family and were a key attraction. It has been a safe and pleasant place to raise our children whilst also being great for evenings out when friends come over. Another bonus is it is central to everything – London, Birmingham, and Bicester Village.
How long have owned the property?
Since 2004 approximately 17.5 years.
Briefly, can you tell me some of the things you love about living here?
A. Main living area with inglenook always feels welcoming and a pleasure to be in.
B. Master bedroom is a lovely spacious, en suite room – we often escape into it for a bit of peace and quiet, we almost feel like we are in a hotel suite away from whatever family hustle and bustle is going on in the main house below.
C. We have had the best Christmases in this house, the atmosphere is always just perfect.
D. It has been an excellent place to raise four children – plenty of clubs, playgrounds, walking areas (Castle Grounds) shops – much more than most villages of this size.
Why are you moving?
Relocating to the coast. One of our children moved there and we love it.
What will you miss the most?
Cosy evenings by the lovely fireplace that always looks awesome – especially at Christmas. We are likely never to repeat that in a new property.
Description
A pathway leads to a period six panel front entrance door with molded flat canopy porch with scrolled brackets leading to:
Ground Floor
Sitting Room is a generous sized reception room focusing on an exposed stone inglenook fireplace with flagstone hearth and provides ample space for seating and natural lighting is provided to the room by two sash cord windows to the front. From here stairs rise to the first floor and a door leads to:
Kitchen/Dining Room fitted with L-shaped granite effect worksurface with inset ceramic butler style sink with chrome mixer tap. Range of oak fronted base units comprising cupboards and drawers with matching fitted dresser unit. Space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Space for clothes dryer. Space range cooker with brushed stainless steel chimney hood with glass canopy. Space for American style fridge/freezer. Woodblock flooring. Two windows to rear courtyard garden. Exposed ceiling beam.
From the sitting room stairs rise to:
First Floor
Landing having a recessed niche and part radiused wall add character to this floor where are situated three bedrooms and the family bathroom.
Bedroom 2 is located at the rear of the property with space for a double bed and wardrobes and drawers with a double glazed window to the rear.
Bedroom 3 is currently being used as a home office but would take a single bed and has a sash cord window with two sets of secondary glazing.
Bedroom 4 is located at the front of the property and has space for a single bed with fitted recessed wardrobe and a sash cord window with two sets of secondary glazing.
Bathroom having a three piece white suite comprising paneled bath with chrome mixer tap with shower head attachment, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, W.C., obscure double glazed window, and exposed ceiling beam.
Second Floor
Bedroom 1 is a very generous sized master bedroom with space for a king sized bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers. Character is developed in the room by the exposed pine floorboards and the exposed A frame and purlins to the roof and a Velux rooflight over the stairs.
En suite Shower Room with a three piece white suite
Outside
Front Garden Laid to gravel providing space for wheelie bins and path leading to the front door.
Rear Courtyard Garden accessed of the Kitchen/Dining Room and ideal for sitting at a Bistro table and taking in your breakfast and for summer barbeques and storage space offered by two garden sheds.
Location
Deddington is ideally positioned for access to Banbury, Bicester, Chipping Norton, and Oxford. At nearby Banbury are the usual town amenities, main line rail links to Oxford, Birmingham, and London.
The village is well served with shops including a popular delicatessen, Co-op, florist, tearoom, hairdressers, public houses, library, doctor’s surgery, dentist, pharmacy, and primary school.
Convenient road access to M40 motorway (J11 Banbury or J10 Bicester). Rail links to London at Banbury (approximately 65 minutes to London Marylebone), Milton Keynes (approximately 33 minutes to London Euston), Bicester North (56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Useful information
Heating: Gas Fired Radiator Heating
Windows: Sash cord windows and PVCu Double Glazed units to the rear.
Services: Mains: Gas, Water & Electric. Drainage: Mains
Council Tax Band: D
Village Amenities: A popular delicatessen, Co-op, florist, tearoom, hairdressers, public houses, library, doctor’s surgery, dentist, pharmacy, and primary school.
Nearby Towns: Further amenities are close by at Banbury (6 Miles), Chipping Norton (10 miles), Bicester (12 miles), Oxford (19 miles), Stratford-upon-Avon (26 miles), (Milton Keynes (29 miles), (all distances approximate)
Village population: 1 594 (2011 Census)
Primary School: Deddington Primary School. Ofsted Good.
Secondary School: Warriner School, Bloxham. Ofsted Good.
Independent Schools: Bloxham Public School, Tudor Hall. Preparatory School: Cardus. St John’s Priory School.
Rail Links: Rail links to London Banbury (approximately 65 minutes) (Bicester North (approximately 56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Motorway Links: Convenient road access to and M40 (J11 or J10) motorways and M1 (J15)
EPC Rating: N/A
Local Authority: Cherwell District Council
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly via the vendors sole agents, please contact Saul Roux Scrivener mrics – Keller Williams
Website
For more information visit
Directions
From Banbury Cross proceed in a southerly direction through South Bar Street onto the Oxford Road exit the town continue staying on this road through the village of Adderbury until you reach Deddington continue through the traffic lights where Osborne Cottage is located shortly afterwards on your right hand side.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday 9.00 am – 7.00 pm
Saturday 9.00 am - 4.00 pm
Sunday By appointment.
Agents notes
All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order. Photographs are reproduced for general information, and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure.
All boundaries indicated on plans are approximate and should be verified with your Solicitor.
All school catchments should be verified and not relied on.
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