Upper Tadmarton, Banbury, OX15

Tucked away in a quiet and convenient courtyard setting and converted into a residential property in the 1990's. Constructed of stone and brick beneath a slate roof with double glazed windows, the property has a light and airy feel. The property has been stylishly modernised to provide character accommodation on one level with all the conveniences of modern family living.
The entrance hall gives access to a fabulous sitting room featuring a vaulted ceiling and exposed 'A' frame timbers and exposed oak floor. There are full height windows and French doors overlooking the front garden and a stove on a slate hearth. The kitchen/breakfast room is the hub of the property featuring an oil fired Aga within a brick inglenook fireplace. A bespoke range of fitted units and central island are topped with granite work surfaces. Fitted appliances include 'Neff' hob, oven, dishwasher, pantry corner fridge and chiller, 'Franke' sink unit with waste disposal and space for domestic appliances. French doors lead to a paved seating area. A useful utility room with travertine floor has space for appliances. The family room has full height windows and French doors to the garden and features a 'Gazco' fire. The study also has full height windows overlooking the gardens. All four bedrooms are contained within one section of the barn. The principal bedroom has a vaulted ceiling with exposed purlins and French doors to the garden. At the far end there is a dressing room and en-suite shower room. The guest bedroom also has an en-suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms and a bathroom with separate shower with remote control.

Outside

Approached over a gravel driveway with parking for two vehicles and leading to a large garage providing secure parking and a workshop/store area. There is additional parking to the side of the property. The front garden is enclosed by brick walling, principally laid to lawn and complemented by shrubs and fruit trees. The rear garden gently descends away from the property offering countryside views and includes a variety of trees enclosed by post and rail fencing. The garden is principally laid to lawn with a raised pathway leading around the barn, widening to a terrace with retractable canopy. There is a hardstanding to the rear of the garage with pedestrian access, storage shed and the LPG container.

Situation

Tadmarton is situated due west of Banbury. It has a village street scene in local ironstone. A stream flows through the village to Lower Tadmarton to where it eventually forms the moat at Broughton Castle. Within the village there is a pub, well used village hall and church, whilst in the nearby market town of Banbury there is a more comprehensive range of recreational facilities together with junction 11 of the M40 motorway and a main line railway station to London Marylebone.