* Freehold
* 3 bedrooms
* 2 reception rooms
* 2 bathrooms
* Period
* Garden
* Semi - Detached
* Single Garage
* Village
* Cottage
* Annexe secondary accommodation
Stone Walls is a quintessential Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage
situated in the heart of this thriving village and is believed to date back to
the seventeenth century with later additions. There are a wealth of period
features, including exposed beams, wooden floors, characterful fireplaces and
beautiful leaded windows with inset stained glass. The property has undergone
extensive renovation by the current owners to provide modern living mixed with
period charm. To one end of the garden is an annexe and garage, which was
previously believed to have been the artisan's workshop. To the main cottage,
the front door leads into the spacious entrance hall with a triple aspect
dining room to one side with attractive arched windows and a cloakroom off.
The sitting room has a traditional fireplace with a wood - burning stove,
exposed wooden floors and leaded windows. The luxurious bathroom can be found
on the ground floor with a stunning freestanding copper and nickel bath. The
fully fitted kitchen has a wide range of kitchen cabinets, a range - style
cooker and a Belfast sink. A stable door leads out to the rear terrace.
Upstairs are two bedrooms, with the principal bedroom having fitted wardrobes.
To one end of the garden is a completely separate annexe with a panelled
sitting room, double bedroom and shower room. Both cottage and annexe have
previously been successful holiday lets.
Outside
There is a charming enclosed rear garden which is predominantly laid to lawn
with mature plants and shrubs and a wonderful wisteria. The terrace is ideal
for al fresco entertaining, with various sunny spots to sit and enjoy the
garden. The single garage is accessed from Crockwell Street.
Services
Mains water, Electricity and drainage. Oil - fired central heating.
Tenure
Freehold
Long Compton is a sought - after village in South Warwickshire with numerous
local facilities, including a village shop, a new micro restaurant Oxheart, an
excellent public house, a Primary school and a church. Walking is outstanding,
with access to a network of footpaths and bridleways linked to the nearby
villages of Whichford, Great Rollright and Little Compton. Additional local
shopping facilities can be found in the market towns of Shipston - on - Stour,
Moreton - in - Marsh and Chipping Norton, including supermarkets and a variety of
shops. Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is nearby in Kingham, Soho Farmhouse is
just a 20 - minute drive away. Further leisure and more comprehensive shopping
facilities can be found in Cheltenham, Oxford, Stratford - upon - Avon and
Banbury. Further state and grammar schools can be found in Stratford, Warwick
and Chipping Norton. Private schooling locally includes Kitebrook, Kingham
Hill School, Cheltenham Ladies, Cheltenham College and Dean Close. Sporting
and leisure facilities include golf at Chipping Norton, Brailes, and Broadway,
and racing at Stratford and Cheltenham.
Chipping Norton 4 miles, Shipton - on - Stour 5 miles, Banbury station 14 miles
(Trains to Marylebone 1 hour) Moreton - in - Marsh 6 miles (Trains to London
Paddington from 85 minutes). Stratford - upon - Avon 16 miles, Oxford 21 miles.
(Distances and times approximate)

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