Guide price
£2,750,000
(£483/sq. ft)
8 bed detached house for saleHook Norton, Oxfordshire OX15
8 beds
4 baths
5 receptions
From 5,695 - 9,689 sq. ft
Just added
Freehold
About this property
8 bedrooms
5 reception rooms
4 bathrooms
3.00 acres
Orchard
Outbuildings
Period
Detached
Stabling
Village
Paddock
Farm House
An impressive Grade II listed detached village house constructed of local ironstone and situated on the edge of the village, Scotland House has been lovingly maintained by the current owners. Respecting its historic integrity, it has benefited from sensitive refurbishment to provide modern living spaces whilst retaining the wonderful characterful features throughout which include exposed beams and wooden floors, sash and mullioned windows, open fireplaces and window seats.
The main house offers light and spacious accommodation in excess of 5,500 square feet, that will no doubt suit a range of buyers including families through to second home owners. The proportions are generous which allows the layout to offer great versatility dependant on ones needs.
Garden and grounds
The current owners have ensured that the outside is just as welcoming as the main house with some wonderful landscaping that provides various spots to enjoy some outdoor entertaining at different times of the day. The gardens are beautifully planted and include a walled garden and various mature borders and terraces. A glasshouse is on hand and beyond is a wonderful meadow leading down to the adjoining open fields.
Scotland House offers a range of very useful outbuildings including the threshing barn which provides a multitude of uses and possible conversion subject to the necessary consents, open fronted car barns, potting shed, tool shed, wood shed and garden store with WC. A stable block and yard area is also on hand with 4 loose boxes with garage at one end.
Hook Norton combines village charm with a wealth of amenities and a strong sense of community. The village offers a local shop, post office, gp surgery, library, and primary school, alongside the iconic Hook Norton Brewery, renowned for its tours, museum, and traditional ales. There are several welcoming pubs, a village hall, and sports facilities for cricket, football, and tennis. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the area is perfect for walking and cycling.
The village is well-placed for excellent schooling, including Kitebrook, Bloxham, Tudor Hall, Sibford, and good access to Oxford schools. Private members' clubs such as Soho Farmhouse, The Club by Bamford, and Estelle Manor are within easy reach. Nearby market towns like Chipping Norton and Banbury offer comprehensive shopping, with Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford also close by.
Transport links are excellent, with the M40 (junctions 10 and 11) nearby, and fast rail services from Banbury to London Marylebone in about 50 minutes or from Charlbury to London Paddington in around 75 minutes.
The main house offers light and spacious accommodation in excess of 5,500 square feet, that will no doubt suit a range of buyers including families through to second home owners. The proportions are generous which allows the layout to offer great versatility dependant on ones needs.
Garden and grounds
The current owners have ensured that the outside is just as welcoming as the main house with some wonderful landscaping that provides various spots to enjoy some outdoor entertaining at different times of the day. The gardens are beautifully planted and include a walled garden and various mature borders and terraces. A glasshouse is on hand and beyond is a wonderful meadow leading down to the adjoining open fields.
Scotland House offers a range of very useful outbuildings including the threshing barn which provides a multitude of uses and possible conversion subject to the necessary consents, open fronted car barns, potting shed, tool shed, wood shed and garden store with WC. A stable block and yard area is also on hand with 4 loose boxes with garage at one end.
Hook Norton combines village charm with a wealth of amenities and a strong sense of community. The village offers a local shop, post office, gp surgery, library, and primary school, alongside the iconic Hook Norton Brewery, renowned for its tours, museum, and traditional ales. There are several welcoming pubs, a village hall, and sports facilities for cricket, football, and tennis. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the area is perfect for walking and cycling.
The village is well-placed for excellent schooling, including Kitebrook, Bloxham, Tudor Hall, Sibford, and good access to Oxford schools. Private members' clubs such as Soho Farmhouse, The Club by Bamford, and Estelle Manor are within easy reach. Nearby market towns like Chipping Norton and Banbury offer comprehensive shopping, with Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford also close by.
Transport links are excellent, with the M40 (junctions 10 and 11) nearby, and fast rail services from Banbury to London Marylebone in about 50 minutes or from Charlbury to London Paddington in around 75 minutes.
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