Location

Chipping Warden is a rural village situated north-east of Banbury on the border of North Oxfordshire and South Northamptonshire.

The village comprises a cross section of modern and traditional period stone built houses and cottages situated in the village centre.

The village has a local primary school and a public house. Local village shops can be found approximately 3 miles away. Independent schools in the area include prep:- Winchester House, (Brackley), Beachborough, (Westbury), The Carrdus, (Overthorpe); Public schools are Bloxham and Tudor Hall, (Bloxham), Stowe and Rugby.

Transport connections are excellent with Junction 11 of the M40 Motorway about 6 miles for the South, and the M1 Motorway approximately 13 miles for the North. Mainline train services from Banbury to London (Marylebone from 56 minutes) and to the North. Birmingham Airport is about 35 miles away.

Sporting activities in the area include an indoor sports and swimming pool complex in Banbury; golf at Cherwell Edge (Chacombe), Hellidon and Tadmarton Heath; horse-racing at Towcester, Stratford upon Avon and Warwick; motor-racing at Silverstone.

Description

The Botham is a four-bedroom semi-detached house most notably featuring an impressive garden, as well as a triple aspect sitting room, and generous kitchen dining room.
The accommodation is well apportioned, with four first-floor bedrooms being served by two bathrooms, of which one is part of the impressive principal bedroom suite which enjoys one of the best views. On the ground floor, there is a study and utility, as well as a ground floor cloakroom.

The L-shaped kitchen is well equipped, with appliances set in a quartz stone worktop above handless white cabinets, creating a contemporary and minimal look. From the kitchen, there are double doors out to the patio, with access to that also possible from the sitting room.

The bathrooms each have a shower, with an additional bath in the family bathroom, white sanitaryware, and full wall tiling in parts with an elegant stone effect tile.

The floor coverings are a combination of wood-effect ceramic tiles alongside carpeting.

There is a modest garden to the front and a very large garden to the rear which has been laid to lawn and is flanked by private fencing on either side. The rear of the garden is bordered by a post and rail fence, enabling a full view of the surrounding fields.

Boundary edge lies at the edge of the village and therefore benefits from stunning views across open fields. The architects have expertly designed these two, three and four-bedroom houses to make the most of the views at every opportunity.

There is a range of architectural styles, blending contemporary alongside traditional stone facades, all under slate tile roofs.

The development is approached by a long driveway, past the cricket fields, into a private drive. There is generous parking for every house, from spaces in a carport or their own garaging, alongside designated driveway parking.

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