- For Sale
- Guide price 700,000 GBP
- Build Size: 1,712 ft2
- Land Size: 1,901 ft2
- Bedroom: 3
- Bathroom: 2
Built of Cotswold stone under a tiled roof, the house has been sympathetically extended over the years and evolved with family requirements.
A charming and historic Cotswold stone house in the heart of Bampton with off street parking and views of the Church spire.Tudor Cottage is a delightful period property in a beautiful location. Built of Cotswold stone under a tiled roof, the house has been sympathetically extended over the years and evolved with family requirements. Situated in the historic heart of the village, the property is not Listed and is ready for the next owner to make their own mark. Internally there are many period features and, unusually for a property of this character, has high ceilings throughout. The formal sitting room fronts the property, and the more modern kitchen/breakfast room is to the rear overlooking the walled garden with views to the church spire. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside is a detached garage and off-street parking for several cars, a major bonus in the oldest part of Bampton. There is a delightful, generous, terraced walled garden with deep herbaceous borders and a real feeling of space and privacy.
Tudor Cottage is a short walk from the shops and local attractions in the historic heart of Bampton, surrounded by period properties near the Church. Bampton is a thriving, attractive and historic village containing a wealth of beautiful Cotswold stone properties. It is home to everyday amenities, including a primary school, shops, a supermarket, a post office, a doctor's surgery and a variety of good pubs and caf̩s. The market towns of Witney, Faringdon and Burford are all within a short distance and provide a broader selection of facilities. Dating back to the Iron Age, the village of Bampton is one of the oldest settlements in England. In the early Middle Ages much of its wealth was built on wool, making it home to many beautiful buildings of architectural interest that still stand today. For centuries, it has been famed as a centre for Morris Dancing, and more recently, Bampton is also known as the location of Downton Village, in the television series, Downton Abbey. The A40 and A420 provide easy access to Oxford, the M40 and the national motorway network. A rail link from Oxford to London Paddington takes under 60 minutes; a further train service runs from Didcot to Paddington in approximately 40 minutes. Golf courses can be found at Burford, Buckland, Frilford and Oxford and racing at Cheltenham and Newbury. The area is well known for attractive open countryside and lovely walks along a network of footpaths and bridleways including the Thames Footpath. With its proximity to a selection of fantastic schools, including St Peters, Burford High, Hatherop Castle, St Hughs, Cokethorpe, The Dragon, St Edwards, Radley College and Oxford High School, the area is particularly sought-after.
A charming and historic Cotswold stone house in the heart of Bampton with off street parking and views of the Church spire.Tudor Cottage is a delightful period property in a beautiful location. Built of Cotswold stone under a tiled roof, the house has been sympathetically extended over the years and evolved with family requirements. Situated in the historic heart of the village, the property is not Listed and is ready for the next owner to make their own mark. Internally there are many period features and, unusually for a property of this character, has high ceilings throughout. The formal sitting room fronts the property, and the more modern kitchen/breakfast room is to the rear overlooking the walled garden with views to the church spire. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside is a detached garage and off-street parking for several cars, a major bonus in the oldest part of Bampton. There is a delightful, generous, terraced walled garden with deep herbaceous borders and a real feeling of space and privacy.
Tudor Cottage is a short walk from the shops and local attractions in the historic heart of Bampton, surrounded by period properties near the Church. Bampton is a thriving, attractive and historic village containing a wealth of beautiful Cotswold stone properties. It is home to everyday amenities, including a primary school, shops, a supermarket, a post office, a doctor's surgery and a variety of good pubs and caf̩s. The market towns of Witney, Faringdon and Burford are all within a short distance and provide a broader selection of facilities. Dating back to the Iron Age, the village of Bampton is one of the oldest settlements in England. In the early Middle Ages much of its wealth was built on wool, making it home to many beautiful buildings of architectural interest that still stand today. For centuries, it has been famed as a centre for Morris Dancing, and more recently, Bampton is also known as the location of Downton Village, in the television series, Downton Abbey. The A40 and A420 provide easy access to Oxford, the M40 and the national motorway network. A rail link from Oxford to London Paddington takes under 60 minutes; a further train service runs from Didcot to Paddington in approximately 40 minutes. Golf courses can be found at Burford, Buckland, Frilford and Oxford and racing at Cheltenham and Newbury. The area is well known for attractive open countryside and lovely walks along a network of footpaths and bridleways including the Thames Footpath. With its proximity to a selection of fantastic schools, including St Peters, Burford High, Hatherop Castle, St Hughs, Cokethorpe, The Dragon, St Edwards, Radley College and Oxford High School, the area is particularly sought-after.
