- For Sale
- Guide price 1,450,000 GBP
- Build Size: 2,457 ft2
- Land Size: 3,402 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 2
A beautiful family home, with gardens, grounds and stables.
The farmhouse was built in approximately 1896 and extends to 2,457 sq ft. It comprises three reception rooms, the formal sitting room being double aspect, with double doors to the outdoor kitchen and views over the beautifully tended garden and paddock beyond. A kitchen/breakfast room with shaker-style cupboards and traditional Aga, and a fully fitted utility with a door to the rear garden. On the first floor are four good-sized double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is en suite and enjoys the natural light and views beyond; it currently uses the fourth bedroom as a dressing room. There is a further family bathroom. GardensExternally, the 4 acres of ground have much to offer. The carefully tended garden provides a picturesque setting. The garden's centrepiece is a well-maintained moat, with a charming bridge spanning the moat, creating an inviting path to explore the rest of the garden. The outdoor patio area is a standout feature for those who love to entertain; the built-in garden kitchen and barbecue area offers a social space for hosting gatherings and enjoying outdoor dining. The stable block adjoins the well-maintained paddock with water trough and enjoys access to the local bridleway network. There are four stables and a double carport, with electric and water supply.The property benefits from a full right of access over the main driveway.Additional Information:Electricity Supply:Water Supply:Sewerage:Heating:Broadband:Mobile Coverage:Please look at the Ofcom website for more informationRestrictions:Coastal erosion risk:Flooding risk:Planning permissions:Coalfields and mining:
The village of Murcott is conveniently situated c.5 miles South of Bicester and c.11 miles North of Oxford, with train services from Islip (c.4.5 miles), Bicester (c. 6 miles) and Oxford to London. Junction 8 and Junction 9 of the M40 give easy access to London, while the A34 takes you to Oxford and Newbury. Murcott is one of the 'seventowns of Otmoor', an ancient area of great natural beauty. The village of Murcott contains several interesting period and character properties, including the Nut Tree Inn, which is set behind the village pond and is believed to date back to the 17th Century. New Park Farmhouse is located in the parish of Boarstall within the catchment area of the Aylesbury Grammar schools and is also within easy reach of Oxford's well-known private schools. There are great local walks, with a woodland reserve on the doorstep at White Cross Green and the RSPB reserve on Otmoor itself..
The farmhouse was built in approximately 1896 and extends to 2,457 sq ft. It comprises three reception rooms, the formal sitting room being double aspect, with double doors to the outdoor kitchen and views over the beautifully tended garden and paddock beyond. A kitchen/breakfast room with shaker-style cupboards and traditional Aga, and a fully fitted utility with a door to the rear garden. On the first floor are four good-sized double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is en suite and enjoys the natural light and views beyond; it currently uses the fourth bedroom as a dressing room. There is a further family bathroom. GardensExternally, the 4 acres of ground have much to offer. The carefully tended garden provides a picturesque setting. The garden's centrepiece is a well-maintained moat, with a charming bridge spanning the moat, creating an inviting path to explore the rest of the garden. The outdoor patio area is a standout feature for those who love to entertain; the built-in garden kitchen and barbecue area offers a social space for hosting gatherings and enjoying outdoor dining. The stable block adjoins the well-maintained paddock with water trough and enjoys access to the local bridleway network. There are four stables and a double carport, with electric and water supply.The property benefits from a full right of access over the main driveway.Additional Information:Electricity Supply:Water Supply:Sewerage:Heating:Broadband:Mobile Coverage:Please look at the Ofcom website for more informationRestrictions:Coastal erosion risk:Flooding risk:Planning permissions:Coalfields and mining:
The village of Murcott is conveniently situated c.5 miles South of Bicester and c.11 miles North of Oxford, with train services from Islip (c.4.5 miles), Bicester (c. 6 miles) and Oxford to London. Junction 8 and Junction 9 of the M40 give easy access to London, while the A34 takes you to Oxford and Newbury. Murcott is one of the 'seventowns of Otmoor', an ancient area of great natural beauty. The village of Murcott contains several interesting period and character properties, including the Nut Tree Inn, which is set behind the village pond and is believed to date back to the 17th Century. New Park Farmhouse is located in the parish of Boarstall within the catchment area of the Aylesbury Grammar schools and is also within easy reach of Oxford's well-known private schools. There are great local walks, with a woodland reserve on the doorstep at White Cross Green and the RSPB reserve on Otmoor itself..
