A very unique property in a very rural location close to Chipping Norton with three ground floor bedrooms making it one of our most accessible properties.
Highlights
- Drawing room, family room and study
- Reception hall
- Three out of four bedrooms are on the ground floor
- Children's garden activity centre
- Two outdoor dining areas
- Rural location with uninteruped views
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About
Bridleways is a very special and really quite unique property in this small hamlet near to Chipping Norton. Over two floor part of it’s uniqueness is having three ground floor bedrooms and two ground floor bathrooms. The living space is quite open and very generous for a four bedroom house and the gardens are simple but delightful and ideal for children.
The house was built in 2005 and is surrounded by open countryside with uninterrupted views. The area offers a lot of leisure activities from fishing on the Evenlode; horse racing at Warwick and Stratford upon Avon with nearby access to some of the country’s finest sporting estates for game shooting as well as golf at Lyneham Heath, Chipping Norton and Burford and of course theatre at Chipping Norton, Oxford and Stratford upon Avon.
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Cotswolds
The Cotswolds is one of England’s most picturesque regions, celebrated for its honey-stone villages, rolling hills, and timeless charm. Spanning several counties, it’s an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where winding lanes lead to historic market towns, ancient churches, and cosy country pubs.
From elegant towns like Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford to the peaceful meadows around Chipping Campden and Broadway, the Cotswolds offers a perfect mix of heritage and tranquillity. Days can be spent exploring stately homes, wandering through flower-filled gardens, or walking the scenic Cotswold Way.
Local life moves at a gentler pace here, shaped by centuries of craftsmanship, agriculture, and tradition. Visitors can browse independent boutiques, sample seasonal produce at farm shops, or join local festivals that celebrate everything from food to music and the arts. Whether you’re enjoying a lazy afternoon tea, cycling between hilltop villages, or visiting renowned landmarks like Blenheim Palace, the Cotswolds promises an authentic and memorable taste of the English countryside.
