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" Situated within the heart of this popular village to the South of Banbury a character home that dates back to the 17th Century. Formerly the village Co-op store the property has been enlarged and updated throughout the years and now offers spacious open plan accommodation over three floors. The property's sitting room is situated to the first floor with character beams and a stone fireplace, a further staircase leads up to another open plan landing area that has a multitude of uses and has steps up to the master bedroom which has a vaulted ceiling, cross beams and an ensuite with views to the garden and countryside beyond.

Situation
Adderbury is located to the south of Banbury on the A4260 Oxford Road. Within the village there are a range of amenities including a choice of public houses. Schooling for the primary age group is available within the village and secondary schooling is available at the Warriner School, which is in the nearby village of Bloxham (3 miles), a school bus is provided. Adderbury is also the home of Banbury West End Lawn Tennis and Squash club and on the outskirts of the village there is a golf course. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at Ardley (Jct 10) and from Banbury (Jct 11). From Banbury there is also a mainline railway station to London Marylebone.

Outside
A beautifully planned cottage style garden which has access from the property's kitchen and breakfast room. Steps lead up to a large patio area which is enclosed by a stone wall with access to a stone workshop. A stone archway leads through to the main garden with climbing roses and a lilac. The garden is predominately lawned with deep filled perennial flower and shrub borders surrounding. There is an established hedge surrounding the garden, a greenhouse and a garden store as well as gated access to a potting and storage area. There are views to the other surrounding gardens and to the countryside beyond.

4 bedrooms (master with en-suite)

Ground floor sitting/dining room

Kitchen/breakfast room

Utility & Cloakroom

First Floor sitting room

(open plan)

Bathroom

Beautiful cottage style gardens

Stone workshop

Character features throughout

Second Floor Landing (open plan)



Additional Information
Believed to date from the 17th century the property was formerly the Co-op store with the garden orignally the area for horse and cart deliveries.

The property has mostly double glazed windows and has gas central heating throughout.

There is a high percentage of flying freehold with the property.

NB: We would advise you to seek financila guidance and advice if your purchase requires a mortgage. "