The Green, Culworth, Banbury, Oxfordshire

Positioned to overlook the village green Amaryllis Cottage is a semi – detached period property with character features throughout. Set over two floors, the property provides flexible living accommodation and boasts large sash windows with flagstone flooring and feature fireplaces. Upon entering the cottage there is a useful entrance hall off which all main receptions rooms can be accessed. The Kitchen is fitted with farmhouse-style units, a split butler sink, an Everhot, integrated appliances and enjoys views of the village green. A utility room to the rear, provides further space for home storage and appliances. The sitting room and dining room are both square in proportion and feature an open fireplace and fitted log burner. The conservatory with a glass ceiling, panoramic windows and an exposed bricked wall provides access on to the garden and completes the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from a large adjoining dressing room with built-in storage and an en suite bathroom. As well as, two further bedrooms and a family shower room.

From Banbury, head to the roundabout for the M40 (Junction 11) and take the A422 heading towards Brackley. At the next roundabout, take the first exit onto the B4525/Banbury Lane and after 2.6 miles, turn left onto Banbury Lane. Turn left again after 0.6 miles and pass through Thorpe Mandeville and after 1.8 mikes, turn left onto the High Street in Culworth. Turn right onto The Green and you will find the property on the right.

The village of Culworth lies in a peaceful rural position, surrounded by miles of beautiful rolling countryside and within easy reach of the towns of Brackley and Banbury. The village has a local pub, a family butcher, a parish church and a village hall, as well as a primary school and an award winning coffee shop. The nearby villages of Sulgrave, Middleton Cheney and Farthinghoe have further amenities, including an outstanding-rated primary school in Farthinghoe, and several shops, a pharmacy and a library in Middleton Cheney. Brackley and Banbury town centres are both around eight miles away, with their selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and leisure facilities. Both towns also offer an excellent selection of schools, including the independent St John’s Priory School in Banbury. The area is well connected by road, with the M40 seven miles away, while mainline rail services are available from Banbury.