2 bed detached house for sale

Sibford Road, Hook Norton, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX15

Well appointed quintessential cottage in the heart of a sought after village.

Description
Situated in the heart of the desirable village of Hook Norton, The Triangle is an attractive, detached stone built cottage dating back to circa 1775. The current vendors have undertaken a sensitive programme of redecoration and upkeep, ensuring the property remains well presented and to its original character, while benefiting from modern conveniences.

With charming period features, thoughtfully appointed living spaces, and delightful low maintenance gardens to both front and rear, The Triangle offers the perfect blend of heritage, comfort and village life.

The front door opens into a light and spacious sitting room. A brick fire place with log burning stove, and window seats evoke a welcoming atmosphere. A stunning full-height glass window alongside a traditional stable door provides a lovely outlook over the front garden, while allowing natural light to fill the room. A cleverly concealed secret door leads down to a tanked cellar, creating a versatile space currently being used as a study/ home office. The kitchen is functional, fitted with modern fixtures while retaining a country charm. It features a pantry, work surfaces and storage and direct access to a separate, practical utility room and downstairs cloakroom.

Upstairs, two generously proportioned and light filled bedrooms enjoy attractive outlooks over the village surroundings. A modern family bathroom facilitates both rooms, complete with separate bath and shower, combining contemporary style with comfort.

Outside – To the rear, a suntrap patio terrace provides the perfect setting for morning coffee or alfresco dining, offering privacy and a sense of tranquillity. At the front, a pretty, enclosed garden features a second patio area, gravelled borders with mature planting and trees, and a Hornton stone boundary wall. A charming gate and steps lead invitingly to the front door. Additional features include a single garage with power and lighting, that also has historical planning permission offering exciting potential to further development of the property. The property also benefits from off road parking.

Location
Hook Norton is an active, sought after Conservation village situated in North Oxfordshire between the market towns of Banbury and Chipping Norton. The village is particularly well served with a large village shop, butcher, post office, three pubs, famous local brewery, doctor and dental surgeries, library, vet, well renowned primary school and 7 days a week bus service (at time of publication).

The popular market town of Chipping Norton is approximately 5 miles and offers more extensive shopping and entertainment with an active local theatre and many restaurants and pubs. Comprehensive facilities can also be found in Banbury (6.6 miles), Oxford (23.8 miles) and Stratford-upon-Avon (21.6 miles) as well as Cheltenham (34.4 miles) and Birmingham (58.3 miles).

Transport connections to the village include train services to London Paddington from Charlbury (fast service from 75 minutes) and from Banbury to London/Marylebone (fast service from 56 minutes). Connections onto the M40 motorway are either at junction 10 (Ardley) for the south or junction 11 (Banbury) for the north.
Educational facilities in the area include well renowned local Hook Norton School and Sibford School. Senior schools at Bloxham, Chipping Norton and Banbury. Public schools at Sibford School, Bloxham School, Tudor Hall, Kitebrook, Kingham and schooling at Oxford.

Leisure and sporting activities in the area include a sports and tennis club in the village; Soho Farmhouse at Great Tew (7 miles); Daylesford Organic Farm shop and Spa at Daylesford (11 miles); golf at Tadmarton Heath, Chipping Norton and Lyneham; theatre at Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon; Horse racing at Cheltenham and Warwick and Towcester; Hunting with the Heythrop and Warwickshire Hunts, Polo at Kirtlington. The surrounding area includes the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and hosts many footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding.

All distances and times are approximate.

Square Footage: 1,182 sq ft