Main Street, Hethe, OX27

A pretty period house which has been thoughtfully designed and well maintained by the present owner with views over open fields, bridge and village stream leading to the River Ouse. The porchway to the front of the house leads through to the main sitting room which has retained many original features including wooden floor boards, an open fireplace and alcoves. The study has stone flooring, an open fireplace and views over the fields to the front.
The modern kitchen has been beautifully transformed into the hub of the house ideal for family living. Whilst retaining many original features there is an AGA in the brick fireplace, integrated appliances and a breakfast island. The open plan kitchen has the added benefit of leading through to the orangery allowing for good natural light and ample space for a table and chairs or a further seating area. From the orangery there are bifold doors leading out to the patio and parking area. A utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms all with their own individual characteristics. The two bathrooms are modern with roll top baths, showers and wooden floor boards. Overall a very comfortable house.
The annexe, at present used as further accommodation, has an open plan sitting room, bedroom and shower room.

Outside

There are mature borders to the front of the house with double gates on the right leading through to a parking area and an enclosed paved patio/terrace. The terraced rear garden has a beautiful paved area for dining and seating. Further to the rear of the garden there is an area of lawn with mature shrubs and trees.

Situation

Hethe is a rural, Conservation village set in attractive north Oxfordshire countryside close to the Northamptonshire border with excellent communication links. Local amenities are found nearby in the market towns of Bicester (6 miles), Brackley (6 miles), Buckingham (8.5 miles) and Banbury (15 miles) with more extensive shopping and entertainment at Oxford (19 miles) and Milton Keynes (21 miles). Transport connections include train services from Bicester North to London Marylebone from 51 minutes. M40 junction 10 is within 2 miles providing access to Oxford/London to the south and Banbury to the north, and there is a dual-carriageway link via the A43 to the M1 at junction 15A. Birmingham International airport is 52 miles away. There is a range of well-regarded schooling locally. There are local primary schools at Fringford, Croughton and Finmere and state secondary schools at Bicester, Brackley and Upper Heyford. Private schools include Beachborough, Stowe, Tudor Hall, Bloxham and Winchester House.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-57552