House For Sale £800,000
Occupying the larger corner plot in this exclusive development, A link detached four bedroom, three bathroom, two reception, stable yard conversion with oversized garage & parking for three.
General Notes:
The converted buildings in this exclusive gated development were originally the stables to the manor house. Over the hedge to the left of the entrance drive is the castle earthworks. The castle was probably an Oak ring wooden structure and replaced in the 1300s with a substantial stone four tower one which was almost certainly raided for building material after its decline. The castle field is protected and often used as a paddock for horses. See photograph. There is a public footpath over the field accessed from the small park on Launton Road opposite the church. When there is sufficient rain, what remains of the old moat does fill with water but doesn’t represent a flood risk.
The Village:
The village is highly regarded locally and has a strong association with horses and the Bicester & Whadden Chase hunt. The kennels on Bicester Road being home to the hounds.
The village is historically associated with lace making and agriculture and was occupied by both sides in the civil war.
The Red Lion pub is central to the village and popular with locals and visitors.
Roman History:
Stratton Audley was originally known as Stratton before the arrival of the Audley family in the 13th century. It dates back past its listing in the Domesday Book in 1086. It is possibly the village 'Stratone' meaning 'street' and could be an Anglo-Roman site. 'Street' referring to the Alchester to Towcester Roman road.
Common Area Management:
Typical of many exclusive private developments there are management charges for the upkeep of common areas. The budgets are set by the four dwelling’s residents.
Room Sizes:
Ground Floor:
Reception Hallway 14’8 x 10’0.
Dining Room: 14’8 x 10’0.
Sitting Room: 20’7 x 14’7.
Rear Hallway: 15’6 x 6’0.
Kitchen Breakfast Room: 15’6 x 8’11.
Ground Floor Bedroom One: 14’8 x 13’1.
En-Suite Bathroom to Bed 1: 10’2 x 5’6.
Ground Fl Bathroom: 9’5 x 5’6.
Ground Fl Bedroom Three: 11’6 x 10’1.
First Floor:
Landing: 14’8 x 10’0.
Dressing Room: 8’2 x 8’0
(refer to plan) + wardrobes.
1stFloor - Bedroom Two: 11’10 x 10’2.
En-Suite Bathroom to Bed 2: 10’0 x 10’0.
Bedroom Four/Study: 11’9 x 10’6.
Interior Balcony to Bed 4: 4’0 deep.
Oversized Garage:
Parking bays for 3 cars:
Two to the front and one to the side.
Key Facts for Buyers:
Freehold No. On 248708 with modest management charge for communal areas managed by the residents.
General Notes:
The converted buildings in this exclusive gated development were originally the stables to the manor house. Over the hedge to the left of the entrance drive is the castle earthworks. The castle was probably an Oak ring wooden structure and replaced in the 1300s with a substantial stone four tower one which was almost certainly raided for building material after its decline. The castle field is protected and often used as a paddock for horses. See photograph. There is a public footpath over the field accessed from the small park on Launton Road opposite the church. When there is sufficient rain, what remains of the old moat does fill with water but doesn’t represent a flood risk.
The Village:
The village is highly regarded locally and has a strong association with horses and the Bicester & Whadden Chase hunt. The kennels on Bicester Road being home to the hounds.
The village is historically associated with lace making and agriculture and was occupied by both sides in the civil war.
The Red Lion pub is central to the village and popular with locals and visitors.
Roman History:
Stratton Audley was originally known as Stratton before the arrival of the Audley family in the 13th century. It dates back past its listing in the Domesday Book in 1086. It is possibly the village 'Stratone' meaning 'street' and could be an Anglo-Roman site. 'Street' referring to the Alchester to Towcester Roman road.
Common Area Management:
Typical of many exclusive private developments there are management charges for the upkeep of common areas. The budgets are set by the four dwelling’s residents.
Room Sizes:
Ground Floor:
Reception Hallway 14’8 x 10’0.
Dining Room: 14’8 x 10’0.
Sitting Room: 20’7 x 14’7.
Rear Hallway: 15’6 x 6’0.
Kitchen Breakfast Room: 15’6 x 8’11.
Ground Floor Bedroom One: 14’8 x 13’1.
En-Suite Bathroom to Bed 1: 10’2 x 5’6.
Ground Fl Bathroom: 9’5 x 5’6.
Ground Fl Bedroom Three: 11’6 x 10’1.
First Floor:
Landing: 14’8 x 10’0.
Dressing Room: 8’2 x 8’0
(refer to plan) + wardrobes.
1stFloor - Bedroom Two: 11’10 x 10’2.
En-Suite Bathroom to Bed 2: 10’0 x 10’0.
Bedroom Four/Study: 11’9 x 10’6.
Interior Balcony to Bed 4: 4’0 deep.
Oversized Garage:
Parking bays for 3 cars:
Two to the front and one to the side.
Key Facts for Buyers:
Freehold No. On 248708 with modest management charge for communal areas managed by the residents.
