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"Situated in a conservation area, and the oldest property in the parish of Hailey, The Old Manor is cited in Nikolaus Pevsner s The Buildings of England and has medieval origins dating to the late 15th century including original medieval hexafoil. It began life as a hall house but was extended and remodelled in c.1600 to give a T plan with a rear wing. The well preserved interior may be the work of Robert Yate in c.1609, and is notable for its period timberwork . Conservation Area Character Appraisal West Oxfordshire District Council . Listed Grade II* the property has since evolved further over time and has been more recently modernised and updated by the current owners. Extensive works have included re decoration of the property throughout, electrics, new boiler and hot water tank, replacing radiators, smoke and security alarms, new kitchen, new utility room, new bathrooms and the addition of bespoke bookshelving and cupboards, and the complete renovation of the 1 2 bedroomed cottage including rewiring, re plumbing, two new bathrooms and a new kitchen.

Externally, works include renovating the detached thatched home office, a new 3 bay garage and extensive landscaping.

Retaining a wealth of period features including exposed timbers, flag stones, fireplaces, doors and staircase, The Old Manor provides ample accommodation for family life. Three reception rooms all have inglenooks with Clearview wood burners, and there is a music room, cloakroom and utility room with door to rear garden . The kitchen with electric Aga and work island opens onto the terrace and adjoins the dining family room. On the first floor the generous principal bedroom has a dressing room and en suite bathroom. There are six further bedrooms and three bath shower rooms, with 2 roll top baths.

The attached Cottage is ideal for live in staff and dependant relatives. With access either externally or via stairs to the first floor, it is versatile in size and can alternatively be integrated into the main house accommodation depending on needs

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Situated in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, between the market towns of Witney and Charlbury, Poffley End is part of the Civil parish of Hailey, which also includes Delly End.

The mainline railway stations at Charlbury, Long Hanborough and Oxford Parkway provide services to London Paddington and Marleybone.

Witney is just over 2 miles away and offers free parking alongside extensive shopping facilities including Waitrose and Marks & Spencer , leisure and sporting facilities. Estelle Manor, Soho Farmhouse and Daylesford are within convenient reach.

The area offers an excellent selection of state and independent schools including St Hughs, Cokethorpe and the many renowned schools in Oxford, with school bus services to Dragon, MCS and Headington close by.

The university city of Oxford is reached via the A40, as is the M40 for access to London and Heathrow. Cheltenham, to the west, is also within convenient reach, as are the Cotswold market towns of Buford, Stow on the Wold and Chipping Norton.

Hailey benefits from its own six acres of community woodland, offering splendid country walks.