17th century Oxfordshire farmhouse
With over 2,500sq ft of interior space this Oxfordshire farmhouse has a self-contained flat and outbuildings with huge potential


Home Farm is a traditional Hornton stone farmhouse with a range of undeveloped barns offering huge potential on the border on the eastern side of the Cherwell Valley, just a mile from Banbury.
Dating back to the early 1600s, the house feels historic, with exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, original window shutters, exposed stone walls and window seats. Reception rooms are dual aspect and the four/five bedrooms are a good size while a charming room above the kitchen is accessed by a concealed staircase makes an excellent study or playroom.
A self-contained flat is attached to the property and offers a single bedroom, kitchen and bathroom.
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Offering 2,691ft of interior space, the property also has expansive lawns outside in the garden with a variety of climbing roses and shrubs, as well as mature fruit trees. The extensive range of outbuildings provide huge potential for development.
The hamlet of Nethercote is situated on the border of South Northamptonshire and North Oxfordshire on the east side of the Cherwell Valley, just one mile from Banbury. Middleton Cheney has good local facilities including a supermarket, pub and Doctor and primary and secondary schools; Oxford is 20 miles.
The guide price is £750,000. For further information please contact Savills on 01295 228 000 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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