House For Sale £1,250,000
Cobblers House was built in a traditional style
in 1967 and is situated at the end of Steels Lane.
This secluded area backs on to fields and enjoys
a peaceful rural aspect. A flight of stone steps
lead to an entrance porch and the front door
which opens into the dining room with staircase
to the first floor and a cloakroom. There are two
further reception rooms, one being the sitting
room with inglenook fireplace incorporating
a wood burning stove, and the morning room
with French doors into the garden. Off the
dining room is the kitchen which leads through
to the utility room and the back door to a
covered rear porch and store. From the dining
room, stairs rise to a landing, off which is the
principal bedroom with en suite shower room
and dressing room, two further bedrooms and a
family bathroom.
To the south of the house is the spacious flat
with garaging and extensive outbuildings
beneath. These include a double garage with
workshop, three stables and a covered area.
From here, a staircase leads to the first floor
and the flat which comprises large sitting room,
kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
Cobblers House is situated on the edge of
the pretty village of Cherington, located in
the attractive rolling south Warwickshire
countryside on the Warwickshire/Oxfordshire
borders. The market towns of Shipston-on-
Stour, Chipping Norton and Moreton-in-Marsh
provide for most everyday needs, whilst
Banbury, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are
all within easy reach and provide more extensive
shopping, leisure and educational facilities.
Communications are excellent, with regular rail
services from Banbury to London Marylebone
and from Moreton-in-Marsh to Paddington
(taking 55 and 96 mins respectively).
Birmingham Airport is 40 miles away.
Cobblers House stands in just under half an
acre of mainly lawned gardens surrounded by
mature trees. The house has parking to both the
north of the property and also in front of the flat
and garage accessed through a gate that leads
from the end of Steels Lane to the back of the
house. From the gravelled area at the back of
the property, a wooden gate leads through to a
large expanse of lawn which includes a summer
house and a number of fruit trees. There is also
an area of lawn behind the house accessed from
the morning room.
in 1967 and is situated at the end of Steels Lane.
This secluded area backs on to fields and enjoys
a peaceful rural aspect. A flight of stone steps
lead to an entrance porch and the front door
which opens into the dining room with staircase
to the first floor and a cloakroom. There are two
further reception rooms, one being the sitting
room with inglenook fireplace incorporating
a wood burning stove, and the morning room
with French doors into the garden. Off the
dining room is the kitchen which leads through
to the utility room and the back door to a
covered rear porch and store. From the dining
room, stairs rise to a landing, off which is the
principal bedroom with en suite shower room
and dressing room, two further bedrooms and a
family bathroom.
To the south of the house is the spacious flat
with garaging and extensive outbuildings
beneath. These include a double garage with
workshop, three stables and a covered area.
From here, a staircase leads to the first floor
and the flat which comprises large sitting room,
kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
Cobblers House is situated on the edge of
the pretty village of Cherington, located in
the attractive rolling south Warwickshire
countryside on the Warwickshire/Oxfordshire
borders. The market towns of Shipston-on-
Stour, Chipping Norton and Moreton-in-Marsh
provide for most everyday needs, whilst
Banbury, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are
all within easy reach and provide more extensive
shopping, leisure and educational facilities.
Communications are excellent, with regular rail
services from Banbury to London Marylebone
and from Moreton-in-Marsh to Paddington
(taking 55 and 96 mins respectively).
Birmingham Airport is 40 miles away.
Cobblers House stands in just under half an
acre of mainly lawned gardens surrounded by
mature trees. The house has parking to both the
north of the property and also in front of the flat
and garage accessed through a gate that leads
from the end of Steels Lane to the back of the
house. From the gravelled area at the back of
the property, a wooden gate leads through to a
large expanse of lawn which includes a summer
house and a number of fruit trees. There is also
an area of lawn behind the house accessed from
the morning room.
