Located in the highly sought-after North Oxfordshire village of Duns Tew, this attractive stone-built barn-style home provides spacious and characterful accommodation arranged across three floors. The property forms part of an appealing courtyard development and blends charming period-style features with comfortable modern living.

ACCOMMODATION

GROUND FLOOR

The property is entered via a welcoming entrance hall with a convenient cloakroom. The ground floor provides well-proportioned living spaces ideal for both family life and entertaining.

A generous dining room sits at the heart of the home, featuring original stonework and providing an excellent space for formal dining. The beautifully appointed kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of units and integrated appliances and offers dining space, with access out to the garden.

The sitting room is a particularly impressive reception space with exposed stonework, high ceilings and large windows. Doors open directly onto the garden, while a cosy log burner creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.

FIRST & SECOND FLOORS

The upper floors provide well-balanced bedroom accommodation. The principal bedroom benefits from its own modern en-suite shower room, while two further double bedrooms are served by a family bathroom.

OUTSIDE
The property enjoys a generous enclosed rear garden, mainly laid to lawn with mature planting and established borders, offering a private and peaceful outdoor setting. A patio terrace provides an ideal space for outdoor dining and entertaining.

The property benefits from a detached garage and allocated parking.

Nestled in the rolling North Oxfordshire countryside, Duns Tew is an attractive and highly sought-after village that perfectly balances rural charm with excellent connectivity. Despite its tranquil atmosphere, Duns Tew is conveniently positioned for access to nearby market towns such as Chipping Norton, Woodstock, and the city of Oxford, with good road links via the A44 and A4260, and rail services from nearby Bicester providing direct connections to London. The village also benefits from a well-regarded pub, a strong sense of community and easy access to a range of excellent schools, making it particularly appealing to families and those seeking a refined rural lifestyle within reach of key amenities and transport links.

Distances
Deddington c. 3 miles
Banbury c. 9 miles
Chipping Norton c. 11 miles
Bicester c. 11 miles
Oxford c. 16 miles
Cheltenham c. 38 miles
London c. 61 miles Birmingham c. 73 miles M40 access c. 10 miles London via Bicester c. 43 minutes Oxford to London Paddington c. 1 hour