Nightingale Cottage is a Grade II Listed property
constructed of Cotswold stone. Dating from
the early to mid-eighteenth century with later
additions, the current owner has recently
completed a comprehensive programme of
refurbishment to create a superb home. The
well-presented accommodation is set out
over three floors and comprises a generous
triple aspect sitting room with an impressive
inglenook fireplace and double doors leading
out to the garden. The large windows have
window seats and wooden shutters. The sitting
room opens into the dining room which has a
fireplace with a wood burning stove. Off the
entrance hall is the kitchen which is fitted with
an excellent range of country style floor and wall
units and a Belfast sink. A glazed door
leads to the garden.

From the hall, stairs rise to the first floor landing
off which is wonderful principal bedroom suite
with dressing room with fitted cupboards, and
a luxurious, well-appointed bathroom with
separate shower cubicle. Also on the first floor is
bedroom two and a useful utility room with WC
and storage. On the second floor are two further
excellent bedrooms which share a shower room.

The garden is a particular feature of this
property, arranged as discrete areas, linked by
rose arches and enclosed by dry stone walling
on all sides to provide a sense of complete
privacy. The paved upper terrace is ideal for
outdoor dining and entertaining. There is also a
pond, water feature and a wide variety of
established shrubs, trees and well-stocked
flowerbeds. There is a single garage, store
and parking to the side of the house. Planning
permission has been obtained to raise the
garage roof to provide a home office at
first floor level under planning reference
20/01001/FUL dated 13 August 2020.

Cherington is located in the attractive
rolling countryside on the Warwickshire/
Oxfordshire borders within the Cotswold Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is
conveniently situated for easy access to both
Shipston-on-Stour and Chipping Norton.
The area is well served by a network of main
roads providing access to the larger centres
of Oxford, Banbury and Stratford-upon-Avon
which provide first class state and private
schools and a wide range of cultural and leisure
facilities. The M40 (J11) at Banbury provides
access north to Birmingham and the Midlands
and south to Oxford and London. There are
mainline stations at Banbury and Moretonin-
Marsh with regular rail services to London
Marylebone and Paddington respectively.