10 bedroom character property for sale

At the front of the property is a gravel courtyard with ample space for several cars. The property also includes a double garage. To the side, doors open from the kitchen onto a wonderful, walled, paved terrace that serves as a natural extension, perfect for al fresco dining in the summer. The garden is a standout feature, offering a serene and picturesque outdoor space. It includes mature trees, a variety of shrubs, and an expansive lawn, creating an ideal setting for relaxation and outdoor activities.

Historically significant, part of the property is considered to date back to the 13th century and there are references in local history that it was used by King Henry when hunting in Wychwood Forest. The property has hosted a number of businesses including a bakery and village bank. Some features are still retainedThe accommodation showcases a wealth of charming period features, such as exposed timber beams and brickwork, grand fireplaces, and an impressive galleried landing that highlights the vaulted ceiling and timber work. The ground floor boasts four inviting reception rooms, offering flexible living and entertaining spaces.

The spacious kitchen and breakfast area features stylish modern kitchen units, a fabulous central island with a breakfast bar and integrated appliances. The first floor accommodation includes four bedrooms, two of which are en-suite, and a family bathroom.

The principal master suite is fabulous and includes an ensuite shower room, roll top bath and built in dressing area. It further boasts an attractive Juliette balcony with leafy views of the garden beyond. All the shower and bathrooms afford modern elegant fittings. The second floor features a further bedroom, spacious games room and a landing area amongst the attractive eaves.

The annexe includes two self-contained cottages, each offering high-quality, attractive accommodation with fully fitted kitchens and bathrooms. The first cottage features three bedrooms, while the second has two bedrooms, making both ideal for guest stays or multi-generational living.

Constructed from natural stone, the two cottages are situated within the grounds of The Old Bakery and are connected by two garages. Planning has been granted for the following in regard to the annexe - Ref. No: 23/01546/LBC - Internal and external alterations to existing ancillary annexes to form a games room, home office and guest accommodation along with construction of a pergola over a widened paved terrace area.

Internal works to include changes to the ground and first floor layouts and removal of part of first floor to create double height space with vaulted ceiling over and a galleried area, various remedial works and alterations to fenestration and doors. External works to include reinstating exterior to original barn appearance, erection of a new garden store and installation of wooden gates in existing driveway.

Milton-under-Wychwood lies within the heart of the Cotswolds, which is designated and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. An idyllic and highly sought after village, surrounded by rolling countryside. The village and its neighbour, Shipton-under Wychwood offer numerous amenities including a dentist, surgery, post office, library, shops, garage and public house. The market towns of Stow, Burford and Chipping Norton are also within easy reach and further afield Oxford and Cheltenham.

Excellent educational facilities include the local Wychwood C of E Primary School, Burford, Windrush Valley, Kitebrook (Moreton-in-Marsh), The Dragon School and Summerfields (Oxford), St. Edwards (Oxford), Tudor Hall and Bloxham (Banbury), Cheltenham Boys and Cheltenham Ladies' College and Kingham School. The village affords excellent communication links with mainline train services to London Paddington from Kingham (4 miles) from approximately 92 minutes and Charlbury (6 miles) from approximately 76 minutes. Access onto the M40 South at Junction 9 (Oxford) via the A40 (4 miles away) or to the North at Junction 11 (Banbury).