Stonesfield

Stonesfield Manor is a beautiful Grade II listed manor house on the edge of the Cotswolds. Believed to date from the late 17th century, with later additions, the secluded property is set within glorious gardens in a sought after village with convenient transport links to Oxford and London. With generously proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors, the house extends to 5,563 sq ft, and is ideally suited to a family. It has seven bedrooms, all with pretty views; an elegant high ceilined drawing room; two reception rooms and a kitchen/dining/family room.
Surrounded by glorious countryside, on a 2.4 acre plot, the Manor is approached via gravelled driveway flanked by ancient beech trees planted to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo. To the front of the property is a sweeping lawn leading to a wooded area full of wildflowers. To the rear of the property is a more formal walled garden with statues lending an air of grandeur.
The entrance to the house leads into an airy hallway with old flagstone flooring, beyond which is a large kitchen dining room with a cosy wood burning stove and ample pantry and side lobby storage space. The elegant drawing room is dual aspect with impressive views over the lawn. Off the drawing room, a glass door leads onto a sheltered courtyard full of flowers. A music room or study completes the accommodation to the ground floor.
To the first floor there is a principal suite to the South-East corner of the house with dressing room, en-suite shower room and kitchenette; two well proportioned bedrooms with a shared dressing room; and further bedroom. There is a newly installed modern family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower.
The second floor accommodation has vaulted ceilings with some exposed timbers, offering three bedrooms, a stylish shower room and useful shared dressing room or study.
There is excellent gas central heating and new flooring throughout. There is a spacious cellar and useful outbuildings.
This has been a much loved family home for a century, and is steeped in timeless beauty. Discreet side gates lead directly to the centre of the village and a path to the Norman church at the heart of what is a vibrant local community. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker