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£1,399,0005 bedroom farm house for sale
Standlake, Oxfordshire
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Sold STC
Farm house
5 beds
2 baths
Key information
Features and description
- Substantial Stone Built Farmhouse
- Equestrian Facilities
- Five Double Bedrooms
- Three Reception Rooms
- Two Bathrooms
- Spacious Farmhouse Kitchen
- 7.9 Acres of Land with Stables
- Popular West Oxfordshire Village
- Formal; Gardens
- Home Office In The Garden
DESCRIPTION A generously proportioned stone farmhouse in this popular West Oxfordshire village offering over 3000sq ft of living space with home office, gardens and parking plus 7.9 acres of land for Equestrian use including stables and outbuildings. The front door opens to a wide reception hall with oak flooring and staircase leading to the first floor accessing the five double bedrooms and family bathroom, incorporating a spacious main bedroom with large dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
The ground floor features a large sitting room with stone fireplace and doors opening onto the rear garden, a dining room and flexible third reception room which will suit a variety of uses. The hub of the house is the 'Farmhouse' kitchen, comprehensively fitted with shaker style units and granite worktops set around a central island. A door leads through to the utility/boot room and cloakroom adjacent to the back door.
Outside is a formal garden predominantly to the front and rear of the house with a detached office to the side of the rear garden. A gated driveway lies to the side of the house accessing the parking and turning area and leading through to the dedicated equestrian facility and buildings. These buildings consist of 5 stables, barn, tack room and store with a workshop behind that can be converted to further three stables if required. The paddocks lie immediately to the north of the property, sub-divided into separate paddocks with mains fed water troughs.
LOCATION Standlake is a popular village with good facilities, surrounded by countryside with numerous lakes and wildlife reserves. The village amenities include a parish church, public house, a post office, a primary school and a village hall. It is well situated for Oxford, Abingdon, Witney and Swindon, and is very accessible for London and Oxford via the A420/A40 to the M40/M4.
Daily shopping requirements can be found in the nearby market town of Witney (5 miles), as well as the University City of Oxford (13 miles).
A regular bus service runs to Witney and Abingdon. There is also good access to the wide range of excellent schools in Oxford, Witney and Abingdon.
Didcot mainline station can be accessed via the A415 and the A34 with a regular service to London (Paddington) in approximately 35 minutes. Alternatively Oxford Mainline Station (12 miles) offers an option for London Paddington (57 mins) or London Marlybone (1 hr) or Oxford Parkway (16 miles) also with a direct route into London Marylebone (57 mins).
AGENTS NOTES The property is Freehold and has mains electric, water and drainage connected. Central heating is oil to radiators.
The EPC rating is band E and Council Tax band G with West Oxfordshire District Council.
The Property has not flooded in the last 5 years but the paddocks can in severe wet weather.
The ground floor features a large sitting room with stone fireplace and doors opening onto the rear garden, a dining room and flexible third reception room which will suit a variety of uses. The hub of the house is the 'Farmhouse' kitchen, comprehensively fitted with shaker style units and granite worktops set around a central island. A door leads through to the utility/boot room and cloakroom adjacent to the back door.
Outside is a formal garden predominantly to the front and rear of the house with a detached office to the side of the rear garden. A gated driveway lies to the side of the house accessing the parking and turning area and leading through to the dedicated equestrian facility and buildings. These buildings consist of 5 stables, barn, tack room and store with a workshop behind that can be converted to further three stables if required. The paddocks lie immediately to the north of the property, sub-divided into separate paddocks with mains fed water troughs.
LOCATION Standlake is a popular village with good facilities, surrounded by countryside with numerous lakes and wildlife reserves. The village amenities include a parish church, public house, a post office, a primary school and a village hall. It is well situated for Oxford, Abingdon, Witney and Swindon, and is very accessible for London and Oxford via the A420/A40 to the M40/M4.
Daily shopping requirements can be found in the nearby market town of Witney (5 miles), as well as the University City of Oxford (13 miles).
A regular bus service runs to Witney and Abingdon. There is also good access to the wide range of excellent schools in Oxford, Witney and Abingdon.
Didcot mainline station can be accessed via the A415 and the A34 with a regular service to London (Paddington) in approximately 35 minutes. Alternatively Oxford Mainline Station (12 miles) offers an option for London Paddington (57 mins) or London Marlybone (1 hr) or Oxford Parkway (16 miles) also with a direct route into London Marylebone (57 mins).
AGENTS NOTES The property is Freehold and has mains electric, water and drainage connected. Central heating is oil to radiators.
The EPC rating is band E and Council Tax band G with West Oxfordshire District Council.
The Property has not flooded in the last 5 years but the paddocks can in severe wet weather.
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Oliver James understand that moving home is your journey and that we are just here to help but we are enormously pleased to have been recognised for all the hard work we do by winning the Gold Award at the 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 All Agents Awards for Best Estate Agency in Abingdon. We would welcome your calls to discuss how we can help you with your move. The Abingdon office is headed by Director Nicholas Lindsey who has over thirty years' experience in Estate Agency within Oxfordshire and can provide a vast amount of local and general knowledge of the area. Living in the local area with his family certainly helps this. Opening in 1999, the Abingdon office was opened in 2006 to complement the existing network of Oliver James offices, concentrating on servicing the riverside town of Abingdon and the general South Oxfordshire area. Our principle aim is to offer a mature and knowledgeable service, we are all homeowners so we can appreciate the stresses that come with buying and selling residential property. Each property and every client's situation is different and therefore we look to approach all property sales on an individual basis and look after the client from the initial marketing stage through to completion, a complete property service.



































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