House For Sale £975,000
Charming period farmhouse with extensive outbuildings and barn with planning consent.
Description
Myrtle Farmhouse is a landmark property dating from the early 18th century, Listed grade II it was formerly part of the Blenheim estate and is built in stone under a slate roof. Much of the original character has been preserved including flagstone floors, exposed beams, leaded window lights, plank doors and fireplaces. The accommodation is arranged over three floors with an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, large utility room and a shower room on the ground floor. The hardwood staircase leads to the first floor with three bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC. On the top floor are two attic rooms with dormer windows to the front. These rooms are restricted in use due to steps over beams.
The outbuildings are set around three sides of the courtyard and comprise Threshing Barn, Store Room, Garage with room over and Workshop. The Threshing Barn, also listed Grade II, is a substantial detached stone building that was granted planning consent (14/01938/LBC) for conversion to a three bedroomed dwelling with garden to the rear. The outbuildings provide over 3,000 sq ft and offer considerable scope for development to create additional accommodation, home office, hobbies rooms or workshops. Apart from the main gated vehicular access in to the courtyard there is a further access off the adjoining Myrtle Farm Court.
Location
Long Hanborough lies 9 miles north west of Oxford. Amenities include primary school, post office, surgeries, Co-Op store and two pubs. The mainline station in the village provides a service to Oxford and to London, Paddington. Long Hanborough is well placed for access to the Oxford, Eynsham and Witney schools.
Square Footage: 2,287 sq ft
Additional Info
Services - Mains services are connected.
Council Tax - Band G
West Oxfordshire District Council
Brochure prepared and photographs taken February 2023
Description
Myrtle Farmhouse is a landmark property dating from the early 18th century, Listed grade II it was formerly part of the Blenheim estate and is built in stone under a slate roof. Much of the original character has been preserved including flagstone floors, exposed beams, leaded window lights, plank doors and fireplaces. The accommodation is arranged over three floors with an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, large utility room and a shower room on the ground floor. The hardwood staircase leads to the first floor with three bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC. On the top floor are two attic rooms with dormer windows to the front. These rooms are restricted in use due to steps over beams.
The outbuildings are set around three sides of the courtyard and comprise Threshing Barn, Store Room, Garage with room over and Workshop. The Threshing Barn, also listed Grade II, is a substantial detached stone building that was granted planning consent (14/01938/LBC) for conversion to a three bedroomed dwelling with garden to the rear. The outbuildings provide over 3,000 sq ft and offer considerable scope for development to create additional accommodation, home office, hobbies rooms or workshops. Apart from the main gated vehicular access in to the courtyard there is a further access off the adjoining Myrtle Farm Court.
Location
Long Hanborough lies 9 miles north west of Oxford. Amenities include primary school, post office, surgeries, Co-Op store and two pubs. The mainline station in the village provides a service to Oxford and to London, Paddington. Long Hanborough is well placed for access to the Oxford, Eynsham and Witney schools.
Square Footage: 2,287 sq ft
Additional Info
Services - Mains services are connected.
Council Tax - Band G
West Oxfordshire District Council
Brochure prepared and photographs taken February 2023
