A BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED ATTACHED COTSWOLD STONE BARN CONVERSION WITH PRIVATE PARKING, SHEPHERDS HUT & SECLUDED SOUTH FACING WALLED COURTYARD GARDEN.
THE ACCOMMODATION BRIEFLY COMPRISES:
GROUND FLOOR: MODERN FITTED KITCHEN AND PANTRY, OPEN PLAN LIVING/DINING SPACE WITH VAULTED OAK BEAMED CEILING AND WOOD BURNING STOVE, BOOT/UTILITY ROOM AND WC.
FIRST FLOOR: SOLID OAK GALLERIED LANDING, TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS, SHOWER ROOM.
FINER DETAILS: SOLID OAK DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOWS, SOLID OAK DOORS & FLOORS AND ELECTRIC CENTRAL HEATING, WATER SOFTENER, INSTANT HOT WATER TAP AND INDUCTION HOB STOVE.
OUTSIDE: PRIVATE DRIVEWAY PROVIDING OFF ROAD PARKING, SECLUDED SOUTH FACING WALLED COURTYARD GARDEN, STONE OUTBUILDING, SHEPHERDS HUT WITH POWER & LIGHTING.
SITUATION: A QUIET NO THROUGH LANE WITHIN A SHORT WALK OF THE VILAGE CENTRE & EASY ACCESS TO PUBLIC FOOTPATHS + THE SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE.
Churchill is situated in a Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty & is situated 3.2miles to the Southwest of Chipping Norton** (see below) & just 2.9 miles from Kingham mainline station (for Oxford & London Paddington). The village has a small museum & is the birthplace of William Smith, the British geologist. At the very centre of the village, is a picturesque green space, an active village hall, The Chequers public house & a beautiful church* (see below) which can be seen for miles around. In nearby Kingham, there is a village shop, a well-regarded primary school + the Kingham Plough public house and Wild Rabbit. Located a mile or so from Kingham is Daylesford Organic Farm Shop, and Soho farmhouse is a circa. 20-minute drive.
* The Church of All Saints was designed by James Plowman of Oxford in 1826. It is an architectural mixture of imitations. The tower is a two-thirds copy of the tower of Magdalen College, Oxford, its hammerbeam roof, a copy of the roof of Christ Church, Oxford, its buttresses are versions of those of the chapel of New College, Oxford, and its windows are based on those from various Oxford Colleges.
** The bustling historic wool town of Chipping Norton is situated on the edge of the Cotswold Hills between the University City of Oxford, Spa town of Cheltenham & Shakespeare's Stratford upon Avon. It has an eclectic range of shopping, social and business facilities including an excellent local theatre, "Boutique Cinema", Sports Centre with indoor pool, lido and a recently constructed Community Hospital + Health Centre. A Station on the Paddington to Worcester rail line can be found at nearby Kingham in addition to a regular bus service from Chipping Norton to Oxford. EPC rating: E. Council tax band: B, Domestic rates: £1805, Tenure: Freehold,
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