Santingfield is a beautifully presented individual new house located in the village Conservation Area. The house has been thoughtfully designed and traditionally built with much care and attention to detail. The lay-out can be seen on the floor plans and there is good 'flow' from the generous hallways and landings. The heart of the house is the large live/eat/cook family kitchen, having 2 sets of bifold doors on to the terrace. Built in appliances include 2 Neff dishwashers and Siemens ovens, plate warmer, microwave, fridge, freezer and coffee maker. There are electric blinds and a retractable extractor fan. The cinema has a laser projector, 8ft screen, a Triad Bronze speaker system and sound reducing ceiling. The drawing room also has bifold doors to the terrace and a built-in wood burner. The principal bedroom has lovely views over the garden from a Juliet balcony and electric skylights.
Other features include a sound system and Cat 6 to the principal rooms, programmable LED lighting system, under-floor heating by air source on the ground and lower ground floors with radiators elsewhere, gigaclear fibre broadband and security system. Much can be controlled remotely via a Control 4 System. There is a laundry chute from all floors to the utility/plant room.

The house is approached via an electronically operated gate with keypad and video entry system. The generous gravel drive provides ample parking and access to a double garage, which has remote controlled roller shutter doors, water, power and a 7kw car charging point.
To the rear of the house is a lovely large terrace enjoying an outlook over the gardens and grounds. These are laid to lawn with a number of mature trees. There are CCTV security cameras. In all about 0.8 acres.

Santingfield is well located in this attractive village set within the beautiful countryside of the North Buckinghamshire/Oxfordshire borders and is well located for communications with the M40 and the Chiltern railway line being easy to access. Ludgershall is a historic village with many period properties and much open village green space, there is a pub, the Bull and Butcher, which is within walking distance, and village hall. The church is St Mary the Virgin and dates from the 12th century.
The village of Brill, about 2.5 miles away, has amenities including a post office and local stores, Doctors surgery, two pubs, a primary school and historic windmill with stunning views.
The nearby centres of Bicester, Oxford, Thame and Aylesbury have a much more comprehensive range of schools, shopping and recreational facilities. The train stations at nearby Bicester Village, Bicester North and Haddenham and Thame Parkway have regular trains to London Marylebone and Birmingham New Street.
The village is within reach of the Oxford schools, more locally Ashfold (10 minutes by car) is popular. The village is in the catchment area for all three Aylesbury Grammar schools and Waddesdon School.