House For Rent £2,450
A well presented three bedroom family home within a small cluster of houses in a private setting which benefits from stunning countryside views. The property enjoys under floor heating to the ground floor with radiators to the top floor fed from a biomass boiler. Available unfurnished from January 2023 for a minimum 18 month tenancy. EPC rating B. Council Tax Band D. The rental price includes the heating via a biomass boiler (capped to a certain usage).
Accommodation A unique three bedroom cottage set in a rural backdrop situated on a working farm. The property comprises of front entrance leading to kitchen / breakfast room with tiled floors, the downstairs cloakroom is located to the right. The kitchen is well fitted with a range of units and comes with a built in fridge / freezer, electric induction hob and electric oven. The utility room is placed just off the breakfast area and accommodates the washing machine and separate dryer.
Situated through the kitchen is the corner aspect, sitting / dining room with wooden floors and three sets of French doors opening to the garden, a HD Pioneer Television is mounted on the wall.
Stairs from the living room lead to the first floor which comprises the spacious and bright principal bedroom with walk through dressing room to the en suite shower room. There are two further large double bedrooms and the family bathroom with bath tub and separate walk-in shower.
The property benefits from under floor heating to the ground floor with radiators to the top floor fed from a biomass boiler.
Available unfurnished from January for a minimum term of 18 months. EPC rating B. Council Tax band F. The rental price includes the heating via a biomass boiler (capped to a certain usage).
Outside space The property is accessed via electric gates from Brill Road, a short drive opens to a communal parking area and a small courtyard garden.
Externally, the property sits on a working farm and there are two allocated car port spaces within the communal parking area. The property enjoys an unusually large garden wrapping around two sides of the house which is mostly laid to lawn with a patio for alfresco dining.
Local information Whanau Farm is located on the edge of the small Oxfordshire village Horton-cum-Studley which is one of the villages scattered around the edge of Otmoor, an area designated as a site of special scientific interest and, with its rspb reserve, meadows and reed beds, is a paradise for bird watchers and botanists. The Village of Murcott approx. 3 miles away is home to The Nut Tree Inn, which is a Michelin starred restaurant and public house, and there is also a village hall and small church.
There is good access to the wide range of schools in Oxford (8 miles away), the A40/M40 provides access to London, the Midlands and the North, and there is a mainline railway station at Bicester North of Haddenham & Thame Parkway (London Marylebone in 45 minutes) and a local station at Islip. Golf can be found nearby at Studley Wood and Magnolia golf courses, there is a local fishery and, for those wishing to enjoy the immediate surrounds, there are lovely countryside walks and riding along the footpaths and bridleways around Otmoor.
Local authority & services Cherwell District Council. Biomass boiler for heating, mains electric, water and private drainage. Council Tax Band F. EPC Rating C.
Disclaimer These particulars are a general guide only. They do not form part of any contract. Services, systems and appliances have not been tested. Viewings are offered on a first come first served basis.
Accommodation A unique three bedroom cottage set in a rural backdrop situated on a working farm. The property comprises of front entrance leading to kitchen / breakfast room with tiled floors, the downstairs cloakroom is located to the right. The kitchen is well fitted with a range of units and comes with a built in fridge / freezer, electric induction hob and electric oven. The utility room is placed just off the breakfast area and accommodates the washing machine and separate dryer.
Situated through the kitchen is the corner aspect, sitting / dining room with wooden floors and three sets of French doors opening to the garden, a HD Pioneer Television is mounted on the wall.
Stairs from the living room lead to the first floor which comprises the spacious and bright principal bedroom with walk through dressing room to the en suite shower room. There are two further large double bedrooms and the family bathroom with bath tub and separate walk-in shower.
The property benefits from under floor heating to the ground floor with radiators to the top floor fed from a biomass boiler.
Available unfurnished from January for a minimum term of 18 months. EPC rating B. Council Tax band F. The rental price includes the heating via a biomass boiler (capped to a certain usage).
Outside space The property is accessed via electric gates from Brill Road, a short drive opens to a communal parking area and a small courtyard garden.
Externally, the property sits on a working farm and there are two allocated car port spaces within the communal parking area. The property enjoys an unusually large garden wrapping around two sides of the house which is mostly laid to lawn with a patio for alfresco dining.
Local information Whanau Farm is located on the edge of the small Oxfordshire village Horton-cum-Studley which is one of the villages scattered around the edge of Otmoor, an area designated as a site of special scientific interest and, with its rspb reserve, meadows and reed beds, is a paradise for bird watchers and botanists. The Village of Murcott approx. 3 miles away is home to The Nut Tree Inn, which is a Michelin starred restaurant and public house, and there is also a village hall and small church.
There is good access to the wide range of schools in Oxford (8 miles away), the A40/M40 provides access to London, the Midlands and the North, and there is a mainline railway station at Bicester North of Haddenham & Thame Parkway (London Marylebone in 45 minutes) and a local station at Islip. Golf can be found nearby at Studley Wood and Magnolia golf courses, there is a local fishery and, for those wishing to enjoy the immediate surrounds, there are lovely countryside walks and riding along the footpaths and bridleways around Otmoor.
Local authority & services Cherwell District Council. Biomass boiler for heating, mains electric, water and private drainage. Council Tax Band F. EPC Rating C.
Disclaimer These particulars are a general guide only. They do not form part of any contract. Services, systems and appliances have not been tested. Viewings are offered on a first come first served basis.
