Freehold Street, Lower Heyford, OX25

Period four bedroom stone built cottage set over three floors with canal access located in a desirable village location.
Upon entering the property you have an inner hall with a cloakroom to the left. The sitting room has an inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove , exposed beams and there is a door that leads you down to the cellar. There are then stairs leading to the first floor. The library/playroom has a dual aspect wood burning stove. The Kitchen / Dining room has a range of base units both fitted and unfitted with hard wood work surfaces, an Aga, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. French doors open out to the rear garden. There are then stairs leading up to a galleried study with a Juliette balcony allowing views over the garden and down to the canal access.
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a large family bathroom, with a separate shower, twin sinks and a roll top bath. On the second floor there are two double bedrooms and another bathroom with shower over. Overall a very comfortable house.

Outside

A gravelled drive way leads to the side entrance vestibule, The rear garden opens out to the terraced garden and down to the Oxford Canal.

Situation

Lower Heyford is a conservation village set amidst the attractive landscape of North Oxfordshire being within reasonable distance of Oxford, Banbury and Bicester all of which offer an extensive range of amenities. Sports facilities are well catered for with leisure centres in most towns within the area. Golf courses are available at Chipping Norton, Adderbury, Milcombe, Kirtlington and Chesterton. Lower Heyford is well situated for access to either Junction 9 or 10 of the M40 motorway giving good access to both London and Birmingham. In addition, the popular train station in the village connects to London via Oxford and Banbury. There are delightful country walks close by. The village benefits from The Bell Inn.