This delightful village house occupies an enviable position, overlooking the village green towards the church in the tranquil setting of Tackley, an attractive and well-placed village, 8 miles north of Oxford and 3 miles from the town of Woodstock.
Rich in character, this double fronted property is a lovely example of a sympathetically remodeled period home, with its large sash windows, deep stone walls, exposed timbers and period charm throughout.
Entry is via a gated front patio; a stable door opens into a wide reception room where a sense of space and light is immediately apparent. Two large bay windows, invite a wonderful quality of natural light and the brick fireplace, with log burning stove acts as a centerpiece to the room. The timber beams overhead, seamlessly draw you through the ground floor towards the kitchen/dining room where the traditional fitted kitchen lends itself to the property's original character. At the rear of the plan, there is a garden room with a glass mono-pitch roof, this recent addition connecting effortlessly to the original house, whilst its exposed stone walls continue through to the garden, offering an excellent indoor-outdoor experience. Further benefits on the ground floor include a central hallway which doubles as an intimate office or reading space, a cloakroom and useful utility room.
On the first floor, a wide landing provides access to three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The south facing principal suite overlooks the village green and offers a sense of volume with its unique vaulted ceiling, walk-through dressing room and en-suite shower with a dual vanity unit. Two additional bedrooms sit at the front and rear of the plan.
The walled garden is well planted and separated into three distinct, tiered sections. There is a main patio, a covered seating area and a rear patio with a storage shed. Tackley offers train links to London Paddington, an hourly bus service into Oxford and ease of access to Oxford Parkway
