Springfield House

Springfield House is a Grade II listed, stone built house originating from the 17th Century having been modernised and extended in 2011. The property has been thoughtfully updated to include both period and modern features. The main part of the original house retains most its original features with stone floors, open fireplaces and panelled windows. The reception rooms are well presented and proportioned to include two studies, a sitting room and a dining room. The extended part of the house now offers a large open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room. The kitchen, by Harvey Jones, has granite worktops, an elecric Aga, stone floors and two sets of French doors leading to the terrace and garden. This area has an abundance of natural light and is ideal for family living. A further entrance hall, two cloakrooms, larder, store room and utility room complete the ground floor.
The first floor is split into two areas, the first three bedrooms being in the original part of the house. These double rooms have many original features and are served by two bathrooms. The fourth and fifth bedrooms, with a modern bathroom, are above the extended section of the house and are generous in size with good natural light and built-in wardrobes.
Outside

The house sits to the front of the 0.4 acre plot. The stunning garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with different areas of paved terrace, lawn, mature flower beds and shrubs. The rear walled garden has been designed and maintained to a very high standard including rose beds, seasonal plants and established trees. The pretty terrace is ideal for entertaining and dining.
To the right of the parking there a barn ideal for garaging, storage or may be developed subject to planning permmission. A further storage area / stable is attached to the main barn.


There is a gravel driveway providing private parking for numerous vehicles to the right of the house, accessed through a gateway from the village road.

To the front of the house, over the road, there is a paddock of half and acre.

Situation

South Newington is a conservation village, situated in attractive rolling North Oxfordshire countryside between the market towns of Banbury and Chipping Norton, close to the Cotswolds. Facilities within the village include a parish church, public house, children's play area and well utilised village hall. Further local facilities can be found at Bloxham including a doctor’s and dentist, public houses, post office, supermarket, petrol station and primary and secondary schools. Good transport connections include Jcts 10 and 11 of the M40 and a mainline train station from Banbury with regular services to London Marylebone in under an hour as well as Paddington. Soho Farmhouse is approximately 6 miles from the property.

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