Pretty cottage in Oxfordshire
This classic Oxfordshire cottage for sale sits in a popular village near the Warwickshire border
The Apple House is a Grade II listed traditional thatched property situated in Farnborough on the Warwickshire/Oxfordshire border. The house is well proportioned and retains many original features including exposed stone walls, ceiling beams and the sitting room has a fine fireplace with log burner.
A study area links the sitting room to the breakfast room, while the kitchen overlooks the garden, and has double doors leading outside. The pantry could also be used as a playroom or a larger study. Upstairs the master bedroom has a dual aspect and a refurbished en-suite bathroom, as well as two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
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Outside the terrace is a useful outdoor space for entertaining while the garden is much large than most village cottages and has been sympathetically landscaped to create a formal garden with well-stocked beds - there is also an established vegetable garden.
The Apple House is located in Farnborough which offers a range of local facilities including a village hall, parish church and a popular public house. Further amenities are found at Fenny Compton, two miles away.
The guide price is £495,000. For further information please contact Savills on 01295 228 000 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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