Oddington, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire

Cheyney House was built in the late 1990s of
Cotswold stone and has gracious, light and airy
accommodation. The house will benefit from
some updating. Set on the edge of the village,
the property has fine views over farmland. The
house is approached from the village lane by a
drive that leads past the annexe and garage to a
parking area at the front of the house. The front
door opens into the hall, off which is the well proportioned drawing room with fireplace and
French doors to the garden. A door leads from
the hall into the dining room with doors into the
garden. Adjacent to this room is the fully fitted
kitchen/breakfast room with Aga, double doors
into the garden room which has doors onto the
terrace. Also off the kitchen is the utility room
with back door. From the hall, stairs rise to a
landing, off which are 3 double bedrooms all of
which are en-suite.

Cheyney Cottage
At the entrance to the property is a separate 1
bedroom cottage with sitting room, kitchen and
study. Upstairs is the bedroom and bathroom.
Attached is a garage with storage above and
adjacent store. In front of the cottage is a patio.

Agents note: One of the executors involved in
the sale of this property is an employee of Strutt
& Parker.

The property stands in approximately 0.4 of an
acre of garden and grounds which are at the
front and back of the property. Predominantly
lawned, there are several mature trees and
shrubs. To the side of the house is a timberbuilt
office. Opposite the cottage is a vegetable
garden.

Cheyney House is situated in the heart of the
sought after North Cotswold village of Lower
Oddington. The village is in the Conservation
Area and within the Cotswolds Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is an award winning public house in Lower Oddington
whilst the village is close to the renowned
Daylesford Organic farm shop. Stow-on-the-
Wold, Chipping Norton and Burford are within
13 miles and provide for most everyday needs,
whilst Cheltenham, Oxford and Cirencester are
all within 26 miles and provide more extensive
shopping, leisure and recreational amenity. A
regular rail service runs from Kingham station to
London Paddington. There are excellent private
and state schools nearby including Kitebrook
House, Tudor Hall and Bloxham School.