Guide price
£2,200,000
5 bed detached house for saleWhichford, Shipston-On-Stour, Warwickshire CV36
5 beds
3 baths
4 receptions
EPC Rating: F
Freehold
About this property
5 bedrooms - 3 bathrooms
3 reception rooms
Kitchen/breakfast room
Utility room and WC
Large principal bedroom suite
Stunning Garden room/studio
Established gardens and grounds
Double garage
Excellent village location
EPC rating F
Representing a very rare opportunity in a highly desirable village Wincott House is a large, very attractive and well presented and un-listed detached village house with many original period features set in the heart of this very desirable village.
Wincott House has 3 spacious reception rooms, a well fitted kitchen with adjoining breakfast room, utility room and a cloakroom on the ground floor. There are a total of 5 double bedrooms and 3 bathrooms set across the first and second floors, including a large master bedroom suite.
Adjacent to the lawned area within the garden the current owners have erected a superb “PrimeOak”
garden room/studio with a large reception room with a utility room and separate shower room and electric heating which provides excellent and flexible space for entertaining or work.
Wincott House benefits from ample off street parking leading to a double garage.
The gardens and orchards extend to 0.91 of an acre
Wincott House benefits from ample off street parking leading to a double garage. The gardens and orchards extend to 0.91 of an acre.
Within the garden the current owners have erected a superb garden room/studio with a large reception room with a utility room and separate shower room and electric heating.
Shipston on Stour 5 miles
Chipping Norton 5 miles
Moreton in Marsh 7 miles
Banbury 11 miles
Regularly considered as the “Poshest village in Warwickshire” Whichford is on the edge of the Cotswolds in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. The village has a thriving local community with a pub that is currently undergoing refurbishment. Local amenities can be found in Long Compton, Hook Norton and Brailes with an excellent array of shops, restaurants and pubs being found in Chipping Norton, Shipston on
Stour and Moreton in Marsh.
Whichford also benefits from the renowned Whichford Pottery and Cafe and wonderful walking routes around Whichford Woods whilst just a mile outside of the village is the Cotswolds Distillery. Daylesford and Soho Farmhouse are both also within easy reach. Just a little further afield more extensive amenities can be found in Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Banbury. As well as easy access to the M40 (at either Banbury or Warwick) excellent rail connections are located at Mainline railway stations in Banbury and Moreton providing easy and fast access to London, Oxford and Birmingham.
Wincott House has 3 spacious reception rooms, a well fitted kitchen with adjoining breakfast room, utility room and a cloakroom on the ground floor. There are a total of 5 double bedrooms and 3 bathrooms set across the first and second floors, including a large master bedroom suite.
Adjacent to the lawned area within the garden the current owners have erected a superb “PrimeOak”
garden room/studio with a large reception room with a utility room and separate shower room and electric heating which provides excellent and flexible space for entertaining or work.
Wincott House benefits from ample off street parking leading to a double garage.
The gardens and orchards extend to 0.91 of an acre
Wincott House benefits from ample off street parking leading to a double garage. The gardens and orchards extend to 0.91 of an acre.
Within the garden the current owners have erected a superb garden room/studio with a large reception room with a utility room and separate shower room and electric heating.
Shipston on Stour 5 miles
Chipping Norton 5 miles
Moreton in Marsh 7 miles
Banbury 11 miles
Regularly considered as the “Poshest village in Warwickshire” Whichford is on the edge of the Cotswolds in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. The village has a thriving local community with a pub that is currently undergoing refurbishment. Local amenities can be found in Long Compton, Hook Norton and Brailes with an excellent array of shops, restaurants and pubs being found in Chipping Norton, Shipston on
Stour and Moreton in Marsh.
Whichford also benefits from the renowned Whichford Pottery and Cafe and wonderful walking routes around Whichford Woods whilst just a mile outside of the village is the Cotswolds Distillery. Daylesford and Soho Farmhouse are both also within easy reach. Just a little further afield more extensive amenities can be found in Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Banbury. As well as easy access to the M40 (at either Banbury or Warwick) excellent rail connections are located at Mainline railway stations in Banbury and Moreton providing easy and fast access to London, Oxford and Birmingham.
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