Holwell, Burford

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As settings go, it doesn’t get much better than this located on the edge of picturesque Holwell and surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in the Cotswolds is this wonderful family home.

A former school house, the oldest part of the property was built in the late 1800’s by the owner of the Bradwell Grove estate for the benefit of the estate workers

The house has a warm and inviting feel, with generously proportioned, elegant rooms that are ideally suited for a family and modern day living.

The plot equa includes a b traditional Co hedging.

Naturalistic planting has been used to create a wildlife friendly area, the grass margins and borders designed to encourage pollinators, and planted with fruit trees, roses and native shrubs. These include apple, pear, quince and mulberry trees, and a mature walnut. Wiring is in place for a robotic lawn mower.

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A beautifully appointed includes an Aga, is not keen on cooking but it and entertain. The ad perfect balance of ope cleverly retains an indi the heart of the home.

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Large windows allow fo and in turn, wonderfu gardens.

Doors open from the glazed vestibule onto a t between the inside and those who enjoy outside

The five bedroom, four over the and second living.

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Cirencester, known as the C miles to the west and is a fascinating history. The Ma town and is home to a Ch and Friday) and a Farmers Saturday of the month).

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AREA

Cirencester is renowned for its very special shops, individual boutiques, fascinating antique emporiums and craft shops as well as national chain stores.

For more comprehensive shopping and recreational needs, Holwell is equidistant between Cheltenham and Oxford, both offering extensive shopping, dining options and facilities

There are a number of state and private schools in the area, with schools in Burford, Bourton on the Water, Kingham and Cokethorpe, along with the Oxford schools including the Dragon School, Magdalen College School and St. Edwards School. There are a host of others nearby including St Hughes Prep School, Hatherop Castle School along with Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham College and Dean Close in Cheltenham

Road communications are fantastic to the A40 which in turn provides access the M40 to London, and the M5 to the west.

TOWNS & TRAIN STATIONS

Burford 3 2 miles

Cirencester 15 miles

Cheltenham 20.5 miles

Oxford 20.5 miles

Charlbury Station 12.1 miles

London Paddington from 69 mins

Oxford Station 21 5 miles

London Paddington from 49 mins

LOCAL

The Double Red Duke, Clanfield

The Victoria Inn, Eastleach

Burford Garden Company, Burford

he towns of Burford, Carterton, Witney and Cirencester are a short drive away and have a variety of shops and facilities which comprise supermarkets (this includes a Waitrose in both Witney and Cirencester), a cinema, mechanics,

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village; The Palladian Way and The d'Arcy Dalton Way. The Palladian Way is a long distance trail that starts at The Old Gaol in the centre of Buckingham and culminates at the Pulteney Bridge, Bath The d'Arcy Dalton Way is 65 miles and runs through unspoilt countryside along the western side of Oxfordshire. Its northern end is at Wormleighton on the canal towpath, dropping down to the Ridgeway, at Waylands Smithy in the south.

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