5 bedroom detached house

The Dower House is an exceptional home with a long history. The front of the house was originally built in the 17th Century, allegedly as a dormitory house for monks, as an overflow house when the Weston Manor Hotel was a Monastery. This was extended in Victorian times to incorporate additional bedrooms and reception rooms, all further enhanced by the high ceilings and later, installation of Arts and Craft fireplaces, one with the signature Robert Houseman's wooden mouse carving. The current Vendors totally refurbished the property, adding a further bedroom, bathroom, reception room, cloakroom, utility plus a barn for garaging and storage. This separate building currently has planning permission for ancillary accommodation for elderly parents etc. There is also planning permission for a substantial extension to the rear of the existing house.

The grounds, which run to approx. 1.1 acres, with ample parking to both sides of the property, are mainly laid to parkland, with many fruit trees, and various indigenous trees, the whole garden being behind dry stone walling, hedging, wooden fencing and with wrought iron double gates to the main entrance.

Photographs are from when the current Vendors lived at the property, which has been rented out for the past 5 years. The property is offered with no upper chain and vacant possession on completion.

Under Section 26 of the Estate Agency Act, we would advise that the Vendors are also Directors of David Doyle Estate Agents.
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SITUATION AND LOCATION
Weston on the Green is a small thriving village to the north east of Oxford. It is a pleasant community with a church, thriving shop/post office, village hall and two public houses. There is also the renowned Manor Hotel and Restaurant, which dates back to the 11th Century. The Dower House is located in the centre of the village and is ideally located for access to the A34, M40 and nearby Oxford which has an excellent range of independent and state schools together with internationally renowned cultural heritage, universities and hospitals. Close to the village is an antiques centre, The Flight Path, with excellent small restaurant, also Godwins Farm with its excellent cafe, The Milkshed, with great food and take away service and their own homemade ice cream. Islip station, some 2 miles away, provides train services to Oxford, Birmingham and London Marylebone.

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.