Tucked within a charming courtyard setting, this striking former stable block has been transformed into a beautifully appointed three double bedroom home. The property showcases unique architectural character throughout, paired with a layout designed for comfort and modern living.
The standout feature is the vast first-floor reception room—measuring over 30 feet—with a vaulted ceiling, air conditioning, and French doors opening onto a private terrace overlooking the central quad. On the ground floor, the heart of the home is a modern kitchen/diner, complete with preparation island, integrated appliances, and doors leading out to a decked seating area—ideal for sunny mornings or relaxed entertaining.
Accommodation includes two en-suite bedrooms and a third double room served by a separate ground floor bathroom. Externally, the home benefits from two covered parking spaces and outdoor storage.
With excellent transport links close by and countryside charm all around, this is an ideal home for those looking to balance connectivity with tranquillity.
About Aston Rowant
Aston Rowant is a picturesque and sought-after village in South Oxfordshire, nestled at the foot of the Chiltern Hills. At its heart lies a spacious village green, surrounded by a close-knit community and home to a vibrant cricket club. The village benefits from a well-regarded Church of England Primary School and falls within the catchment area for the highly regarded Lord Williams’s School.
Exceptional transport links add to Aston Rowant’s appeal. Junction 6 of the M40 is just moments away, providing swift access to London Heathrow (34 miles) and Central London (44 miles). Regular coach services via the Oxford Tube and airport buses operate from nearby Lewknor, offering 24-hour connections to London Victoria, Heathrow, and Gatwick. Princes Risborough station is approximately 6.5 miles away, offering rail links to London and beyond. The market town of Thame is 6 miles distant, with Oxford just 17 miles away—both offering a broad range of shopping, dining, and leisure facilities
Material Information
Tenure - Freehold (with resident management)
Development Management Charges - £200 per month
Development Charges Include - upkeep of communal gardens, parking area, oil for central heating and electricity for communal lighting.
Council Tax Band - F
Broadband - FTTC (fibre to cabinet)
Parking - Covered Parking for two vehicles
Sewerage - Mains
Heating - Oil Fired Central Heating
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