Northampton Road, Weston On The Green...

A period home of significant charm and character, located within the heart of this highly sought after north Oxfordshire Village. The Grade II listed Weston Manor Cottage originally formed part of the larger village estate with Weston Manor having been once been owned by Henry VIII and is nestled within mature grounds.
The property requires a certain amount of modernisation and offers an ideal opportunity for a buyer to put their own modern stamp on their forever home. In brief the accommodation leads from the centrally located hall offering two reception rooms to the right and a further two to the left, the four rooms span the full width of the cottage. To the rear the property has been extended, boasting underfloor heating and provides an ideal area for multi-generational living with a ground floor bedroom and adjacent modern wet room. A spacious kitchen with a pantry and separate utility room complete the ground floor. Upon the first floor there are four double bedrooms, the larger boasts an ensuite with a further bathroom serving the remaining three bedrooms.
Externally the house sits in a mature plot with numerous outhouses/sheds as well as a detached timber framed garage. The garden offers a large patio area spanning the full width of the cottage, rising to the large expanse of lawn which leads through into the mature woodland of ¾ of an acre. A tranquil setting for those warm summer evenings.
Directions
From Oxford proceed north on the A34 from the Peartree junction, take the exit signposted Weston on The Green and Wendlebury, using the Northampton Road proceed north into Weston-on-the-Green. Weston Manor Cottage is located on the left-hand side being the next property directly after Weston Manor Hotel, clearly indicated by the for-sale board
Location
Weston-on-the-Green is a thriving village conveniently located between Oxford and Bicester. The village has a great community with a wide range of amenities including a country house hotel, two pubs, a village post office/stores and a farm-based ice cream shop/café.
The area enjoys breath-taking countryside while benefiting from all the amenities associated with city life. There is a park and ride and three mainline rail stations to London all within 6 miles and excellent road and rail connections to London and the Midlands (via the A34/M40).
Oxford's highly regarded independent schools, The Dragon, Oxford High, St Edwards and Headington with Rye are all within a short drive or bus journey, as is the world renowned shopping facilities at Bicester Village and Westgate Shopping Centre in Oxford.
Reference OXF260365