House For Sale £750,000
With decorative grey and red-brick elevations, Crowcombe offers a pleasing blend of period charm and contemporary styling in a home that exudes comfort and tranquillity for a relaxed lifestyle. Rustic terracotta tiling to the floor in the reception hall provides practicality, with complementary flooring in the adjoining kitchen which is a bright and welcoming room offering ample space for casual dining. Fitted with attractive, farmhouse-style cabinetry, the kitchen leads through to a utility which has an external door providing a convenient route to outdoor terracing for dining al fresco and enjoy the south-facing aspect. On the opposite side of the hallway, the spacious sitting room is centred around a fireplace with a door leading through to a formal dining room which provides the ideal spot for entertaining guests. Just beyond is a practical study / further bedroom.
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a stylish, family bathroom which features a free-standing tub and separate shower cubicle. The principal bedroom has extensive fitted wardrobe storage and enjoys the benefits of an en suite bathroom with twin basins.
In the Cherwell District of Oxfordshire, the village of Great Bourton is in picturesque countryside just to the north of Banbury, with local amenities including a village hall, a popular public house and parish church. The nearby village of Cropredy offers two public houses, a church, primary school and medical surgery, along with a village store. Nearby Banbury provides a good range of high street shopping, retail parks and restaurants, along with a leisure centre. Communication links are excellent with the M40 within easy reach for access northwards to Birmingham and southwards to London and for commuters there are train services from Banbury to London, Birmingham and Manchester. Well-regarded independent schools include St John’s Priory School, Sibford School, Bloxham School and Tudor Hall. A wealth of sporting and leisure activities are on offer in the area including golf at Tadmarton Heath and Rye Hill, motor racing at Silverstone and horse racing at Warwick, Stratford upon Avon and Cheltenham, along with theatres at Stratford upon Avon and Oxford.
Paved terracing adjoins the home and extends across the length of the property with a pathway leading to the garage. This terrace provides opportunities for setting out garden furniture to dine and relax whilst taking advantage of the southerly outlook over the garden. To the edge of the terracing, a deep, planted border offers a sense of enclosure and a degree of privacy with access points through to an area of lawn which is interspersed with specimen trees. A retaining brick wall to the westerly aspect incorporates a pebble garden. A five-bar wooden gates on the lane opens to give access to the property and to an area of hardstanding which offers parking spaces in addition to the garage.
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a stylish, family bathroom which features a free-standing tub and separate shower cubicle. The principal bedroom has extensive fitted wardrobe storage and enjoys the benefits of an en suite bathroom with twin basins.
In the Cherwell District of Oxfordshire, the village of Great Bourton is in picturesque countryside just to the north of Banbury, with local amenities including a village hall, a popular public house and parish church. The nearby village of Cropredy offers two public houses, a church, primary school and medical surgery, along with a village store. Nearby Banbury provides a good range of high street shopping, retail parks and restaurants, along with a leisure centre. Communication links are excellent with the M40 within easy reach for access northwards to Birmingham and southwards to London and for commuters there are train services from Banbury to London, Birmingham and Manchester. Well-regarded independent schools include St John’s Priory School, Sibford School, Bloxham School and Tudor Hall. A wealth of sporting and leisure activities are on offer in the area including golf at Tadmarton Heath and Rye Hill, motor racing at Silverstone and horse racing at Warwick, Stratford upon Avon and Cheltenham, along with theatres at Stratford upon Avon and Oxford.
Paved terracing adjoins the home and extends across the length of the property with a pathway leading to the garage. This terrace provides opportunities for setting out garden furniture to dine and relax whilst taking advantage of the southerly outlook over the garden. To the edge of the terracing, a deep, planted border offers a sense of enclosure and a degree of privacy with access points through to an area of lawn which is interspersed with specimen trees. A retaining brick wall to the westerly aspect incorporates a pebble garden. A five-bar wooden gates on the lane opens to give access to the property and to an area of hardstanding which offers parking spaces in addition to the garage.
