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SOTHAMS FARM HOUSE, POND HILL, STONESFIELD Sothams Farm House, Pond Hill, Stonesfield, OX29 8PZ Freehold • Detached farmhouse • Attractive entrance hall • Attached barn with pp • Top floor suite • Sitting room • 3 further bedrooms • Wood burning stove • 2 further bathrooms • Vaulted dining room • Charming gardens • Fitted kitchen • Ample parking A well presented village farmhouse with an attached barn with planning' to convert into a 3 bedroom dwelling. Current accommodation is flexible and includes a charming entrance hall, sitting room with inglenook and wood burning stove, a vaulted dining room and kitchen on the ground floor. On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and the top floor provides 2 further connecting rooms with bath and cloakroom ideal for an older child, nanny or au-pair. The barn currently provides a very useful dry garage/workshop/studio area, but has planning permission to convert to a separate 3 bedroom dwelling, although it could be incorporated into the farmhouse if preferred with an amendment to the planning. This is an opportunity for a large or multi- generational family, those working from home or those seeking a project. Stonesfield is a short drive from Woodstock and is set in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As such, it really is surrounded by beautiful countryside and lovely walks. The village has a good community and benefits include a shop, hair dressers, pub with restaurant, a 13th century church, Village Hall, sports and social club, garage and an excellent village Primary School. Worth having a look at www.stonesfield.info for further information on Stonesfield Village life! Contact Flowers Estate Agents The Lantern 41c Oxford Street Woodstock OX20 1TJ 01993 627766 woodstock@ﬂowersestateagents.com '(7$&+('9,//$*( )$50+286(:,7+ 23325781,7<72'(9(/23 25(;3$1'%$51:,7+ 3/$11,1*3(50,66,21 *$5'(16$1'3$5.,1* Further Information Services:Services:Services:Services:$OOPDLQVHUYLFHVFRQQHFWHG Local Authority: West Oxfordshire District Council Council Tax Band: E Full planning information can be found with West These sales details are prepared for the convenience of prospective purchasers, and are a general outline for guidance. They do not constitute part of an offer or contract. All descriptions, dimensions, references to permission for use or occupation, and any other details, are given in good faith Oxfordshire District Council: Planning reference: and are believed to be correct, but any intending purchaser should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of these details. Photographs contained in these details may have been taken with a 16/02761/FUL wide angle lens..

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