House For Sale £3,850,000
Foxglove Farm enjoys an edge of village position surrounded by open countryside.
Built in 1954 of a stone construction under a pitched tiled roof, it has been almost doubled in size creating comfortable family accommodation in this enviable position. The house enjoys a feeling of space and privacy complemented by landscaped gardens and grounds, and glorious views across the Evenlode Valley.
Whilst extensively modernised and extended the house has lovely traditional features such as stone mullioned windows, flooring and fire places.
The elegant drawing room has an open fire and doors opening out to the south facing terrace and gardens.
There are two principal bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms and three further bedrooms, of which one has an en-suite bathroom.
The Cottage - stone built to a very high standard and detached with three en-suite bedrooms, vaulted living room and high quality kitchen.
There is a useful range of outbuildings including a two bay car port, workshop and two stables.
The house sits centrally within mature landscaped gardens which are predominantly laid to lawn with various trees, hedges and borders interspersed with box topiary. A stone terrace runs along the eastern and southern elevations.
To the north and west of the property there is paddock grazing, orchard and tree plantations of about 8 acres.
In all about 9.3 acres.
Chadlington is easily accessed by direct railway from Paddington to Charlbury station from 1 hour 10 mins. Hugely popular not least as the setting for the popular TV series, Clarkson’s Farm. The area is also well known for the finest gastro pubs such as The Chequers, The Wild Rabbit and The Kingham Plough. There are abundant schools ranging from excellent primary schools too preparatory schools including Summerfields
and the Dragon.
The famed Daylesford Organic Farm Shop and Spa and Soho Farmhouse (Great Tew) are nearby.
Chadlington is an attractive village on the northern slopes of the Evenlode Valley in rolling north Oxfordshire countryside; Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and one of the most highly sought after addresses in Oxfordshire. Amenities in
Chadlington include an exceptional village shop, delicatessen, butcher and a public house. The village also has an excellent primary school and cricket club.
Further amenities in nearby Charlbury and Chipping Norton include supermarkets, dentist and doctor's surgery as well as sports and leisure facilities.
Additional primary schools include Kingham, Great Tew or Hook Norton, Preparatory schools include Windrush Valley School; Pinewood, St Hugh's, Cothill and Kitebrook. Secondary schools include Burford School, Kingham Hill, Magdalen College School and St Edwards in Oxford, Tudor Hall, Radley, Stowe, Bloxham, Marlborough and Cheltenham College.
Communications are excellent with Charlbury railway station (to Oxford and London Paddington) approximately 4 miles away and the A44 providing swift access to Oxford and London beyond. There are also regular train services from Banbury to London Marylebone and M40 access at Junction 11 (Banbury) and Junction 10 (Ardley).
Built in 1954 of a stone construction under a pitched tiled roof, it has been almost doubled in size creating comfortable family accommodation in this enviable position. The house enjoys a feeling of space and privacy complemented by landscaped gardens and grounds, and glorious views across the Evenlode Valley.
Whilst extensively modernised and extended the house has lovely traditional features such as stone mullioned windows, flooring and fire places.
The elegant drawing room has an open fire and doors opening out to the south facing terrace and gardens.
There are two principal bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms and three further bedrooms, of which one has an en-suite bathroom.
The Cottage - stone built to a very high standard and detached with three en-suite bedrooms, vaulted living room and high quality kitchen.
There is a useful range of outbuildings including a two bay car port, workshop and two stables.
The house sits centrally within mature landscaped gardens which are predominantly laid to lawn with various trees, hedges and borders interspersed with box topiary. A stone terrace runs along the eastern and southern elevations.
To the north and west of the property there is paddock grazing, orchard and tree plantations of about 8 acres.
In all about 9.3 acres.
Chadlington is easily accessed by direct railway from Paddington to Charlbury station from 1 hour 10 mins. Hugely popular not least as the setting for the popular TV series, Clarkson’s Farm. The area is also well known for the finest gastro pubs such as The Chequers, The Wild Rabbit and The Kingham Plough. There are abundant schools ranging from excellent primary schools too preparatory schools including Summerfields
and the Dragon.
The famed Daylesford Organic Farm Shop and Spa and Soho Farmhouse (Great Tew) are nearby.
Chadlington is an attractive village on the northern slopes of the Evenlode Valley in rolling north Oxfordshire countryside; Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and one of the most highly sought after addresses in Oxfordshire. Amenities in
Chadlington include an exceptional village shop, delicatessen, butcher and a public house. The village also has an excellent primary school and cricket club.
Further amenities in nearby Charlbury and Chipping Norton include supermarkets, dentist and doctor's surgery as well as sports and leisure facilities.
Additional primary schools include Kingham, Great Tew or Hook Norton, Preparatory schools include Windrush Valley School; Pinewood, St Hugh's, Cothill and Kitebrook. Secondary schools include Burford School, Kingham Hill, Magdalen College School and St Edwards in Oxford, Tudor Hall, Radley, Stowe, Bloxham, Marlborough and Cheltenham College.
Communications are excellent with Charlbury railway station (to Oxford and London Paddington) approximately 4 miles away and the A44 providing swift access to Oxford and London beyond. There are also regular train services from Banbury to London Marylebone and M40 access at Junction 11 (Banbury) and Junction 10 (Ardley).
