Polished Victorian family home with planning permission.

Description

The Red House is a striking Victorian house with origins dating back to circa 1870. Attention to detail can be seen throughout, as the current owners have recently and sympathetically modernised and improved, creating an immaculate, versatile and fantastically proportioned family home.

A delightful mix between contemporary and period features, generous ceiling heights and bay windows create a spacious, light and airy atmosphere, whilst beautiful wooden flooring, chic and welcoming kitchen and pantry; and beautiful decoration throughout provide a warm ambiance. Generous reception rooms including sitting room, dining room and snug, with two wood burners, all offering excellent entertaining areas. The cellar and downstairs cloakroom are added bonuses too.

Upstairs there are four double bedrooms (one with en suite shower room), a single room (potential for dressing room, en suite, or even a study) , spacious landing and modern family bathroom.

Outside is a charming low maintenance garden mostly laid to lawn, perfect for summer entertaining. Enclosed by a wall border, mature trees, shrubs, flower borders and patio areas are to be enjoyed too.

Excitingly, planning permission has already been approved (REF S/2020/1623/FUL) to incorporate the detached barn to the rear of the property, to create additional accommodation. This is a fantastic opportunity to develop this home further, to extend the kitchen and create a more sizeable utility area too. There is also impressive potential and numerous possibilities to convert the barn into office space, an annexe or even a secondary income.

Location

The Conservation village of Culworth is situated in attractive countryside of the renowned 'Golden Triangle' on the Oxfordshire/Northamptonshire border.

The village has a thriving community and amenities include a parish church, excellent primary school, butcher/grocery shop, coffee/ art shop, public house and cricket club.
More extensive facilities are available at the nearby market towns of Banbury (8 miles), Brackley (10 miles), Towcester (15 miles) and Oxford (33miles.)

Independent schools in the area include prep:- Winchester House, (Brackley), Beachborough, (Westbury), The Carrdus, (Overthorpe). Public schools are Bloxham and Tudor Hall, (Bloxham), Stowe and Rugby.

Communications with access onto the M40 just to the east of Banbury (7 miles) and also junction 15A of the M1 (15 miles). Main line stations at Banbury, London/Marylebone (from 55 minutes) and Milton Keynes with inter-city services to London/Euston (from 35 minutes).

Sporting facilities in the area include golf at Hellidon, Tadmarton and Middleton Cheney; horse racing at Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick; motor racing at Silverstone and a full indoor sports complex at Banbury. Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are both within reach for enjoyable cultural facilities too.

Please note all times and distances are approximate.

Square Footage: 2,343 sq ft



Additional Info

Council Tax Band - F