House For Sale £1,100,000
Having undergone sympathetic renovation and extensions by the current owners while maintaining the historical features, the property benefits from both old and new, creating an exceptionally versatile space. The front door opens into one of the original late eighteenth-century parts of the property, the dining room which, with its beams and open fireplace, works well as the pinnacle for the other rooms to flow from. The newly fitted and well-equipped Symphony kitchen/breakfast room leads to a utility, WC, Garage, and wooden bespoke greenhouse, which was purposely built to utilize the space. The ground floor also offers a study with log burning stove and a light, airy sitting room extended in 2002 to add a conservatory.
The first floor has five double bedrooms, perfect for modern family living. The largest of the five bedrooms benefits from being double aspect, with views over the countryside and an en suite with a bath and shower. Each room contains an element of character, whether pitched ceilings, original wood floors, or beams. There is also a modern family shower room with a Hans Grohe Raindance shower.
Externally, the Keep has a beautiful walled, well-kept rear garden. Partially laid to lawn with year-round colour in the borders, raised beds, mature shrubs, and trees, including pear and apple. The seating area provides a wonderful entertainment space perfect for al-fresco dining. The garden also benefits from being southeast-facing.
The first floor has five double bedrooms, perfect for modern family living. The largest of the five bedrooms benefits from being double aspect, with views over the countryside and an en suite with a bath and shower. Each room contains an element of character, whether pitched ceilings, original wood floors, or beams. There is also a modern family shower room with a Hans Grohe Raindance shower.
Externally, the Keep has a beautiful walled, well-kept rear garden. Partially laid to lawn with year-round colour in the borders, raised beds, mature shrubs, and trees, including pear and apple. The seating area provides a wonderful entertainment space perfect for al-fresco dining. The garden also benefits from being southeast-facing.
Stadhampton is an attractive village situated about 8 miles southeast of Oxford with excellent transport links and a range of exceptional schools in the local vicinity. The village has a number of amenities, including an excellent primary school and preschool, a public house, The Crazy Bear Hotel, Restaurant and Farm Shop, a petrol station with an M&S Simply Food, a community hall, and a playground.
M40 (J7) 5.5 miles, Wallingford 7 miles, Oxford 8.5 miles, Didcot (Mainline Station to London Paddington 45 minutes) 11 miles, Haddenham and Thame Parkway (Mainline Station to Marylebone 50 minutes) 11 miles (Distances & times are approximate)
