This detached Grade II listed cottage is set on the northern edge of Weston-on-the-Green, a charming village known for its picturesque stone-built homes and convenient transport links, including the nearby A34 and M40. The property showcases a number of original features that reflect its historical charm, including exposed timber beams, oak flooring, and a cozy feature fireplace with a wood burner in the sitting room. These elements create an inviting atmosphere while conveying the home’s character.
The interior has been carefully designed to honor the cottage's heritage, with thoughtful details throughout. The separate dining room reveals an exposed Cotswold stone wall that adds to its rustic appeal. The kitchen is well-appointed with Shaker-style cabinetry and solid timber work surfaces, enhanced by decorative paneling and stone flooring—each complemented by traditional fittings from Corston Architectural Detail. Upstairs, you'll find two welcoming bedrooms adorned with decorative paneling and cast iron radiators, alongside a stylishly fitted bathroom that includes a rainfall shower over the bath.
Investment potential is notable here; the current owners have applied for planning permission to convert the detached outbuilding into a versatile space that could serve as a home office or creative studio with an en-suite bathroom—perfect for those seeking additional living space or rental opportunities.
Outside, a gravel driveway accommodates multiple vehicles while the main garden offers ample lawn space framed by lush hedging. A charming paved terrace provides an ideal setting for outdoor gatherings amidst scenic countryside views.
Weston-on-the-Green itself is a quintessential English village featuring quaint amenities such as a general store/Post Office, two pubs, and the Weston Manor Hotel. Approximately nine miles northwest of Oxford, residents enjoy easy access to extensive shopping options as well as cultural attractions like museums and theaters. Bicester’s renowned designer outlet shopping center is about five miles away. Commuters benefit from excellent road access along with train services from Islip and Bicester to London Marylebone in roughly an hour. The area also boasts several reputable schools, including the popular Dragon School located just seven miles away.
In summary, this property presents not only a delightful living environment but also significant potential for renovation or investment in an attractive rural setting.
