House For Sale £650,000
Greystones is a quintessential Cotswold stone cottage with immense charm on the edge of a thriving village. Built of local stone under a welsh slate roof, the handsome façade has original lead casement windows and is draped in a mature wisteria. Being of historic importance and full of period character, the cottage is Grade II listed.
The property has been sympathetically extended over recent years and seamlessly evolved to accommodate more modern family living whilst retaining period qualities. Internally, the main reception rooms are surprisingly well-proportioned for a cottage of this era. There is a welcoming entrance hall with a flagstone floor that links the original 19th-century cottage to the 20th-century extension. The living room has an open fireplace, exposed timbers and french doors to the garden. The kitchen/dining room has multiple wall and base units under marble worktops. The oven has additional gas hobs
for cooking. There are views over the front and back garden from the kitchen. The bedroom accommodation is arranged over one floor with loft space above. There are three bedrooms with a large family bathroom with a separate shower.
Outside, the gardens are skillfully divided into two by a split hazel fence. To the front, there is parking for several cars, and to the side, the garden is principally laid to lawn whilst framed by deep herbaceous borders and a tall close board fence.
Greystones is situated on a quiet lane on the edge of the thriving village of Freeland between Woodstock and Witney. Freeland has a strong sense of community with two churches, both pre and primary school, a cricket club, a football club, a community centre, Freeland Nurseries and a public house - The Oxfordshire Yeoman.
The larger market towns of Woodstock and Witney are only five miles away with a collection of shops and restaurants. There is a mainline station to London Paddington at Long Hanborough only two miles away. There is a further service to London Marylebone from Oxford Parkway, so ideally located for commuters and country cottage seekers alike.
The village is well placed for easy access on to the A44 and A40 and thus the M40 for London and the North. Local schools within the village and neighbouring Long Hanborough plus private schools are equally accessible in the area, not to mention Oxford being the hub of education in the country.
The property has been sympathetically extended over recent years and seamlessly evolved to accommodate more modern family living whilst retaining period qualities. Internally, the main reception rooms are surprisingly well-proportioned for a cottage of this era. There is a welcoming entrance hall with a flagstone floor that links the original 19th-century cottage to the 20th-century extension. The living room has an open fireplace, exposed timbers and french doors to the garden. The kitchen/dining room has multiple wall and base units under marble worktops. The oven has additional gas hobs
for cooking. There are views over the front and back garden from the kitchen. The bedroom accommodation is arranged over one floor with loft space above. There are three bedrooms with a large family bathroom with a separate shower.
Outside, the gardens are skillfully divided into two by a split hazel fence. To the front, there is parking for several cars, and to the side, the garden is principally laid to lawn whilst framed by deep herbaceous borders and a tall close board fence.
Greystones is situated on a quiet lane on the edge of the thriving village of Freeland between Woodstock and Witney. Freeland has a strong sense of community with two churches, both pre and primary school, a cricket club, a football club, a community centre, Freeland Nurseries and a public house - The Oxfordshire Yeoman.
The larger market towns of Woodstock and Witney are only five miles away with a collection of shops and restaurants. There is a mainline station to London Paddington at Long Hanborough only two miles away. There is a further service to London Marylebone from Oxford Parkway, so ideally located for commuters and country cottage seekers alike.
The village is well placed for easy access on to the A44 and A40 and thus the M40 for London and the North. Local schools within the village and neighbouring Long Hanborough plus private schools are equally accessible in the area, not to mention Oxford being the hub of education in the country.
