Fernleigh is a three bedroom Edwardian detached property, thought to date back to 1908 and positioned in the heart of the village. The property is constructed of brick beneath a slate roof and has been tastefully modernised to retain many period features.

The front door opens into a large and light entrance hall with beautiful patterned tiles from which the main reception rooms can be accessed. The sitting room has a large bay window to the front and feature fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. Folding doors lead through to the snug which also has a feature cast iron fireplace, built-in storage and a window out to the garden.

The impressive kitchen/dining room has been extended by the current owners and has created a wonderful living space with bi-fold doors out to the terrace, herringbone flooring, space for a dining table and large island with breakfast bar. The kitchen itself has a range of base, full height and eye level units with Quartz worksurfaces, induction hob and double ovens. A cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.

Stairs rise from the entrance hall to the first floor which comprises a spacious principal bedroom with built-in storage and en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

There is also a useful separate office/study accessed from the garden.

The house is approached via a tiled path which leads up to the stained-glass front door.

The landscaped rear garden is fully enclosed and has views of the village church spire. The bi-fold doors from the kitchen/dining room open out to a paved terrace area, ideal for outdoor entertaining. Steps lead up to a lawned area with floral and shrubbery borders.

King's Sutton is within a conservation area on the Northamptonshire/Oxfordshire border. The village is well-served by local schools including King's Sutton Primary School and Newbottle and Charlton Primary School as well as private schools including Carrdus, Winchester House, Beachborough, Bloxham and Tudor Hall.

The village railway station provides services to London, Oxford and Birmingham, with additional mainline train services from Banbury, Bicester North and Bicester Village. There are regular bus services to Banbury and Brackley.

Village amenities include two churches, a post office, village shop, two public houses, children's adventure playground, playing field and tennis club.