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The Bungalow Windrush Valley, Oxfordshire the Bungalow The Bungalow Windrush Valley, Oxfordshire The Bungalow WINDRUSH VALLEY • OXFORDSHIRE An exclusive opportunity to build your own country house set in an area of outstanding natural beauty amongst rolling Cotswold countryside in the Windrush Valley near Swinbrook and Burford. Existing Bungalow Dining room | Sitting room | Kitchen Three Bedrooms | One bathroom Double garage | Peaceful location Plenty of parking Planning Permission There is planning permission for a contemporary Architect designed 6 en-suite bedroom family house replacement dwelling of up to 3,700 sq ft above ground using the existing access. In all about 3.45 acres Asthall 1 mile, Swinbrook 2 miles, Burford 4 miles, Witney 4 miles, Charlbury (trains to London Paddington 76 minutes) 9 miles, Oxford 18 miles (trains to London Marylebone 56 minutes) (all distances are approximate). These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text. glazed stairwell glazed stairwell MASTER BEDROOM rooflights to light ensuite bathroom MASTER BEDROOM rooflights to light ensuite bathroom glazed stairwell A - Floor area increased, layout altered MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 5 following client comments - March 2020 ENSUITE rooflights to light ensuite bathroom CUP'D A - Floor area increased, layout altered ENSUITE BEDROOM 5 following client comments - March 2020 ENSUITE CUP'D DRESSING ENSUITE ENSUITE DRESSING BEDROOM 3 ENSUITE A - Floor area increased, layout altered CUP'D BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 5 following client comments - March 2020 ENSUITE CUP'D CUP'D ENSUITE CUP'D CUP'D DRESSING CUP'D CUP'D ENSUITE LANDING BEDROOM 6 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 LANDING BEDROOM 6 CUP'D BEDROOM 2 ENSUITE CUP'D CUP'D ENSUITE CUP'D ENSUITE ENSUITE LANDING BEDROOM 6 CUP'D ENSUITE ENSUITE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 4 ENSUITE CUP'D BEDROOM 4 CUP'D CUP'D ENSUITE ENSUITE PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN BEDROOM 4 rooflights to light ensuite bathroom open to hallway below 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m CUP'D rooflights to light ensuite bathroom open to hallway below Situation folding sliding doors to garden folding sliding doors to garden Approached o a quiet country lane, the house is set back towards PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN glazed stairwell NEW HOUSE AT 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m the5m cre of the hillPOULTRY withNEW exceptional FARMHOUSE AT far reaching views over the rooflights to light ensuite bathroomglazed stairwellopen to hallway below adjoining farmlandWORSHAM, to POULTRYthe south OXON FARM and The Windrush Valley below. folding sliding doors to garden folding sliding doors to garden WORSHAM, OXON FAMILY folding sliding doors to garden The adjacent farmland is owned by the same family and may be FAMILY NEW HOUSE AT glazed stairwell available by separatePROPOSED negotiation. GROUND AND POULTRY FARM FIRST FLOOR PLANS The incredibly pre yPROPOSED villageWORSHAM, of GROUND A hall OXON AND is less than a mile away folding sliding doors to garden FIRST FLOOR PLANS FAMILY to the we . This un oilt quintessential Cotswold village has a DINING SM PLAYROOM/TV ROOM lovely 12th Century Church, an Elizabethan Manor House (the DINING MARCHPROPOSEDSM 2020 GROUND AND KITCHEN PLAYROOM/TV ROOM former home of the Mi ords) and a well -known public house, FIRSTMARCH FLOOR 2020 PLANS KITCHEN The Maytime, with The 1:100Swan in nearby Swinbrook equally LIVING ROOM 2019/2991:100 DINING HALL popular. LIVING ROOM SM PLAYROOM/TV ROOM 05A 2019/299 HALL MARCH 2020 KITCHEN Within Burford are numerous05A public houses, re aurants and CUP'D shops, along with the Burford Garden1:100 Company and an 18 hole CUP'D LARDER UTILITY ROOM BOOTS LIVING ROOM 2019/299 HALL golf course. LARDER UTILITY ROOM BOOTS STUDY 05A STUDY A40 linking Oxford and the M40 are within easy reach. CUP'D window seat to living room WC COAT CUP'D LOGS LARDER UTILITY ROOM PORCH window seat to living room Access to the Charlbury Station 10 miles (trains to London WC BOOTS COAT CUP'D LOGS double height space open PORCH to landing above Paddington from 57 minutes). STUDY double height space open PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN to landing above London Oxford Airport is only 17 miles to the ea and is PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN window seat to living room WC COAT CUP'D LOGS PORCH an excellent private jet airfi eld. More commercial airfi elds double height space open to landing above include Birmingham Airport 51 miles, Luton Airport 55 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN miles and Heathrow Airport 62 miles. glazed stairwell The nearby hi oric City of Oxford provides a wide range MASTER BEDROOM rooflights to light ensuite bathroom of shops together with cafés, pubs and re aurants. The glazed stairwell hi oric town of Burford is close to hand and Bice er Village and Daylesford Organic Farm Shop are also within MASTER BEDROOM rooflights to light ensuite bathroom glazed stairwell a shortA - drive.Floor area increased, layout altered MASTER BEDROOM rooflights to light ensuite bathroom BEDROOM 5 following client comments - March 2020 ENSUITE CUP'D ENSUITE Golf is at Kirtlington, The Oxfordshire, Heythrop Park and DRESSING A - Floor area increased, layout altered ENSUITE Burford. The Manoir au Quat’Saisons is an easy drive as BEDROOM 5 following client comments - March 2020 ENSUITE A - Floor area increased, layout altered BEDROOM 3 CUP'D ENSUITE following client comments - March 2020 BEDROOM 5 is Soho Farmhouse private members club and re aurant ENSUITE CUP'D CUP'D ENSUITE DRESSING ENSUITE which is internationally renowned. DRESSING CUP'D CUP'D ENSUITE BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 3 The Bungalow is perfe ly situated for the top Oxford CUP'D LANDING CUP'D BEDROOM 6 BEDROOM 2 schools. Preparatory schools include The Dragon, CUP'D CUP'D CUP'DCUP'D ENSUITE Summer Fields, Cothill and Chandlings. Secondary LANDING LANDING BEDROOM 6 BEDROOM 6 BEDROOM 2 schools include Oxford High, Headington, St Edward’s BEDROOM 2 ENSUITE CUP'D ENSUITE ENSUITE ENSUITE and Magdalen College. Slightly further afi eld are Radley, ENSUITE CUP'D ENSUITE BEDROOM 4 Abingdon and Bloxham, all highly regarded. CUP'D ENSUITE ENSUITE CUP'D BEDROOM 4 CUP'D BEDROOM 4 PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN CUP'D 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN rooflights to light ensuite bathroom open to hallway below 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m rooflights to light ensuite bathroom open to hallway below PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN folding sliding doors to garden 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m folding sliding doors to garden rooflights to light ensuite bathroom open to hallway below glazed stairwell NEW HOUSE AT glazed stairwell NEW HOUSE AT POULTRY FARMPOULTRY FARM folding sliding doors to garden WORSHAM, OXONWORSHAM, OXON foldingfolding sliding slidingdoors to doors garden to garden NEW HOUSE AT FAMILY glazed stairwell FAMILY POULTRY FARM PROPOSED GROUNDPROPOSEDWORSHAM, AND GROUND OXON AND folding sliding doors to garden FIRST FLOOR PLANS FAMILY FIRST FLOOR PLANS DINING SM PLAYROOM/TV ROOM PROPOSED GROUND AND DINING MARCH 2020 SM KITCHEN PLAYROOM/TV ROOM FIRST FLOOR PLANS 1:100 MARCH 2020 KITCHEN LIVING ROOM 2019/299 DINING HALL 1:100SM PLAYROOM/TV ROOM 05A LIVING ROOM 2019/299MARCH 2020 KITCHEN HALL CUP'D 05A 1:100 LARDER UTILITY ROOM BOOTS LIVING ROOM CUP'D 2019/299 STUDY HALL 05A LARDER UTILITY ROOM BOOTS window seat to living room WC COAT CUP'D LOGS CUP'D STUDY PORCH double height space open LARDER to landing above UTILITY ROOM BOOTS window seat to living room PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN WC COAT CUP'D LOGS STUDY PORCH double height space open to landing above window seat to living room WC COAT CUP'D PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN LOGS PORCH double height space open to landing above PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN The Bungalow Planning Permission 114.0m On 25th Septmeber 2020 the Local Planning Authority at We Oxfordshire Di ri Council approved the application. 20/01819/FUL - for “Demolish and replace bungalow and garage with 2 orey house and new garage. For further details conta sole selling agent Knight Frank on 01865 790 077. Tenu re The property is o ered freehold with vacant possession upon completion. Total area = The Bungalow Services 3.45 acres approx. Mains water, ele ricity and oil fi red central heating, private drainage. High eed fi bre optic broadband. Directions (OX29 0RX) 110.2m From Oxford, take the A40 we towards Burford. A er 13 miles, at the end of the dual carriageway, take the second exit from the roundabout towards Min er Lovell and then turn immediately le in 0.5 miles. Continue on this lane of 1 mile, up the hill, the drive for The D r May be available by a i Bungalow is on the le at the top of the hill. n separate negotiation The (5.60 acres approx.) Cleeve Fixtures and Fittings Only those items mentioned in these particulars are included in the freehold sale. All other fi xtures and fi ings and furnishings including curtains and contents together with garden atuary and equipment are expressly excluded. Certain such items may be available by separate negotiation. Local Authority 100.1m Ruin We Oxfordshire Di ri Council 01993 861000. Track Viewings Date: Drawn By: Scale: Plan Ref: Stri ly by appointment with the sole selling agents: Knight Frank Mapping Department N 16:10:20 MM/CW 1:1500 @ A4 Knight Frank LLP Ramsbury House, 22 High Street Title Oxford (01865 264 851). Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17 0NF The Bungalow W E (t) 01488 688508 (f) 01488 688505 (e) [email protected] This Plan is published for guidance only, and although it is believed to be correct its accuracy is not guaranteed, S nor is it intended to form part of any contract.
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