About this property

A stunning Victorian house dating back to circa 1870 located in a central village location. Sympathetically modernised to a high standard, creating an immaculate, versatile and well- proportioned family home with scope to enlarge (subject to consent).

In this grand Victorian family home, classical architecture combines with modern comfort. Constructed of brick beneath a steeply pitched roof with sash windows and oil-fired heating, the property has been enlarged to the rear elevation. Inside you will find generous ceiling heights, panelled internal doors, bay windows and wooden floors, all creating a spacious, light and airy atmosphere. The property also tastefully combines the period features with a mix of contemporary features like the welcoming bespoke kitchen and pantry featuring an Aga and beautiful decoration throughout that creates a warm and inviting ambiance. There are three 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. The oak stairs lead upstairs to a spacious landing with doors to five bedrooms (one with en-suite shower room) and a family bathroom. The smallest bedroom offers the potential to be used as a dressing room or en suite, or even a study. The modern family bathroom features a claw and ball roll top bath, twin vanity sink and separate shower. A detached brick built two-storey outbuilding offers a variety of potential uses with scope to link to the main house or convert into self-contained annexe or holiday cottage with income stream
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Outside
Outside is a charming low maintenance garden, enclosed by brick walling and principally laid to lawn. The garden is complemented by mature trees, shrubs and flowering borders, perfect for summer entertaining. There are two paved terraces at each end of the garden with external lighting.

Situation
The Conservation village of Culworth has a thriving community with amenities including a parish church, primary school, butcher/grocery shop, coffee and art shop, public house and cricket club. More facilities are available at Banbury (8 miles), Brackley (10 miles), and Towcester (15 miles). Independent schools in the area include Winchester House, (Brackley), Beachborough, (Westbury), The Carrdus (Overthorpe) with public schools at Bloxham, Tudor Hall, Stowe and Rugby. Mainline stations at Banbury, London/Marylebone (from 55 minutes) and Milton Keynes.

Additional Information
Planning permission has been approved (REF S/2020/1623/FUL) to incorporate the detached barn to the rear of the property, to create additional accommodation, either to extend the kitchen and utility area, or to convert the barn into office space, annexe or rentable unit.

West Northamptonshire District Council – Band F. Services include Mains water, drainage, oil tank and electricity.

Additional information

• Recently renovated with beautiful interiors
• Five bedrooms
• Three reception rooms
• Delightful walled garden
• Planning permission to enlarge
• Outbuilding with potential annexe or income stream

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate