A magnificent Cotswold stone home in the beautifully situated village of Taynton

Description

Easter House is a marvellous property set back on a quiet country road in the stunning un-spoilt village of Taynton. With a gravelled drive and beautifully kept front garden Easter House offer substantial family living space with a large private rear garden which is perfect for outdoor entertaining. As you enter the property the ground floor presents you with a large study/snug family area complete with a decorative fireplace and adjacent is a boot room which offers excellent storage and a second entrance to the property. To the left of the study area/ snug is the open plan cottage style kitchen with white finishes and integrated appliances. Leading on is the bright and spacious eat in dining space with French style doors opening out onto the garden patio. For more formal living space is the reception room which again is light and airy and features a centre piece log burner and another set of French doors leading to the rear garden. The joy with this property is the access to a fantastic patio/entertaining area and the garden truly becomes another living space during the summer months.

As we ascend to the first-floor it compromises of four bedrooms with the largest complemented by an en suite and finally a family bathroom. Three of the bedrooms have built in wardrobe space. The principle bedroom is located on the second and final floor in the loft. Accompanying a large sized ensuite with a bath and shower the principle bedroom also has integrated storage and wood beams above to give character and style to the room.

Returning to the rear garden there is a large garden shed for storage, a summer house with working electrical sockets, a shower room and toilet. There is also a stone-built BBQ area and a wooden bar for the perfect summer evening with family and friends.

Available Now unfurnished

Location

Taynton is perhaps one of the most unspoilt and sought after of the Cotswold villages on the Oxfordshire/Gloucestershire borders. Beautifully situated, it nestles in the Windrush Valley amongst rolling Cotswold countryside. The village is made up almost entirely of Cotswold stone houses and cottages, with the pretty church dating from the 15th century. It lies within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The historic market town of Burford, only 2 miles away, provides most daily shopping requirements, whilst Cheltenham and Oxford are the main cultural centres for the area. There are good road connections along the A40 and M40 to London and the mainline railway station at Charlbury (9 miles) provides services to London Paddington.