No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
2,351 sq ft / 218 sq m
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Delightful period family home
- Sympathetically renovated by the current owners
- Modern living amongst age and charm
- Off road parking and single garage
- South-facing garden
- Edge of village with countryside views
- EPC Rating = F
Well-appointed modern living in a Georgian gem.
Description
Hill Farm is an delightful period property believed to be of late 17th Century origins.
Constructed of Hornton stone below a hipped pitch slate roof, it is located within a Conservation Area on the edge of the village with fine views to the north.
The property offers a wealth of period features including open fireplaces, window seats, exposed timbers, four panel internal doors, flagstone flooring and elegant staircase.
The property has been sympathetically renovated by the current owners, providing excellent modern living amongst its age and charm. The stylish interiors give it a modern twist creating a comfortable family home. Attention to detail includes installation of a modern heating system with new radiators, replacement double glazed sash windows, re-decoration, new flooring and re-carpeting.
Delightful entrance hall at raised ground floor level gives a real sense of arrival. Well-proportioned principal reception rooms offer generous ceiling heights and an aspect over the garden. Bespoke fitted kitchen, marble work surfaces, island unit, wooden flooring and access out onto the entertaining area to the rear. Useful pantry and utility/boot room complement the living accommodation. There is under floor heating to this lower ground floor level.
The house continues to impress with modern fixtures and fittings throughout the bedrooms and bath/shower rooms, all with bespoke white fittings. Guest bedroom on the raised ground floor with en suite shower room and access out on to the garden. Useful study for working from home. There are three further bedrooms on the first floor with the principal bedroom having painted panelling, built in storage/hanging space and en suite shower room. The family bathroom is furnished with a roll top bath on ball and claw feet, set under the window to give a garden view.
To the side of the property is an area of shingle covered off road parking leading to the rear of the property and single garage. The garage has mains electricity and houses the recently installed bio mass boiler.
There are partly walled, and fenced, south facing, terraced gardens to the rear with paved entertaining area, all taking advantage of the southerly aspect. There is a further area of lawn to the front flanked by a beech hedge.
There is access from the garden gate straight into the heart of the village.
This is the finished article – very much modern living amongst the refined Georgian architecture.
Location
Warmington is a quintessentially English village, situated on the north eastern edge of the Cotswolds at the end of the Edge Hill escarpment on the Warwickshire/Oxfordshire borders. It comprises principally ironstone houses located around an attractive village green with a duck pond. Facilities include a parish church, public house/restaurant and village hall. There is also a local and very well regarded farm shop and the National Herb Centre. More extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities are available at Banbury, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford.
Excellent communication links with access to the M40 (J11) at Banbury giving access to Oxford, London and Birmingham. Mainline train services from Banbury to London Marylebone (from 56 minutes). International airports at Birmingham (32 miles) and Heathrow (71 miles).
Well regarded local schooling facilities include village schools in Hornton and Shenington and North Oxfordshire Academy for secondary. The village is in the Priority Area for the Warwickshire Grammar Schools at Stratford. Further, sought after independent schools include St Johns’ Priory (Banbury), Carrdus (Overthorpe), Warwick Prep, Sibford, Tudor Hall (girls), Bloxham (co-ed), Kings High (girls) and Warwick (boys).
Leisure activities in the area include Soho Farmhouse (private members club) at Great Tew; golf at Tadmarton Heath; Farnborough and Upton House National Trust properties; theatres at Stratford upon Avon and Oxford; motor racing at Silverstone and horse racing at Warwick, Stratford upon Avon and Cheltenham.
Square Footage: 2,351 sq ft
Description
Hill Farm is an delightful period property believed to be of late 17th Century origins.
Constructed of Hornton stone below a hipped pitch slate roof, it is located within a Conservation Area on the edge of the village with fine views to the north.
The property offers a wealth of period features including open fireplaces, window seats, exposed timbers, four panel internal doors, flagstone flooring and elegant staircase.
The property has been sympathetically renovated by the current owners, providing excellent modern living amongst its age and charm. The stylish interiors give it a modern twist creating a comfortable family home. Attention to detail includes installation of a modern heating system with new radiators, replacement double glazed sash windows, re-decoration, new flooring and re-carpeting.
Delightful entrance hall at raised ground floor level gives a real sense of arrival. Well-proportioned principal reception rooms offer generous ceiling heights and an aspect over the garden. Bespoke fitted kitchen, marble work surfaces, island unit, wooden flooring and access out onto the entertaining area to the rear. Useful pantry and utility/boot room complement the living accommodation. There is under floor heating to this lower ground floor level.
The house continues to impress with modern fixtures and fittings throughout the bedrooms and bath/shower rooms, all with bespoke white fittings. Guest bedroom on the raised ground floor with en suite shower room and access out on to the garden. Useful study for working from home. There are three further bedrooms on the first floor with the principal bedroom having painted panelling, built in storage/hanging space and en suite shower room. The family bathroom is furnished with a roll top bath on ball and claw feet, set under the window to give a garden view.
To the side of the property is an area of shingle covered off road parking leading to the rear of the property and single garage. The garage has mains electricity and houses the recently installed bio mass boiler.
There are partly walled, and fenced, south facing, terraced gardens to the rear with paved entertaining area, all taking advantage of the southerly aspect. There is a further area of lawn to the front flanked by a beech hedge.
There is access from the garden gate straight into the heart of the village.
This is the finished article – very much modern living amongst the refined Georgian architecture.
Location
Warmington is a quintessentially English village, situated on the north eastern edge of the Cotswolds at the end of the Edge Hill escarpment on the Warwickshire/Oxfordshire borders. It comprises principally ironstone houses located around an attractive village green with a duck pond. Facilities include a parish church, public house/restaurant and village hall. There is also a local and very well regarded farm shop and the National Herb Centre. More extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities are available at Banbury, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford.
Excellent communication links with access to the M40 (J11) at Banbury giving access to Oxford, London and Birmingham. Mainline train services from Banbury to London Marylebone (from 56 minutes). International airports at Birmingham (32 miles) and Heathrow (71 miles).
Well regarded local schooling facilities include village schools in Hornton and Shenington and North Oxfordshire Academy for secondary. The village is in the Priority Area for the Warwickshire Grammar Schools at Stratford. Further, sought after independent schools include St Johns’ Priory (Banbury), Carrdus (Overthorpe), Warwick Prep, Sibford, Tudor Hall (girls), Bloxham (co-ed), Kings High (girls) and Warwick (boys).
Leisure activities in the area include Soho Farmhouse (private members club) at Great Tew; golf at Tadmarton Heath; Farnborough and Upton House National Trust properties; theatres at Stratford upon Avon and Oxford; motor racing at Silverstone and horse racing at Warwick, Stratford upon Avon and Cheltenham.
Square Footage: 2,351 sq ft
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