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Cottage
5
3
2229 sqf/207 sqm
Behind its traditional stone frontage, this extended period cottage offers approximately 2,125 sq. ft of versatile accommodation, blending character with sociable living spaces.
A welcoming sitting room with twin bay windows leads through an open-plan kitchen/dining space with a central island and doors to the garden. A separate downstairs WC, utility room and cloakroom add practicality, while a ground-floor bedroom with an en-suite shower room is ideal for guests or relatives.
Two staircases serve the upstairs areas, providing three bedrooms and a family bathroom plus a further bedroom with a dressing room and bathroom. Updated wiring and central heating complement this flexible home, equally suited to entertaining, working from home and accommodating visiting family.
Outside
The courtyard-style garden provides relaxed outdoor dining, with a useful shed and off-street parking for two cars. Beyond the house, local footpaths and bridleways open up countryside walks, while nearby Shotover offers wide-open views across south Oxfordshire, woodland trails and space for dog walks, running and weekend exploring.
Situation
Wheatley’s shops, cafés and pubs bring village life within easy reach. Oxford city centre is approximately six miles away. Schools include Wheatley Park and independent Magdalen College School in Oxford. Haddenham & Thame Parkway, around 10 miles away, has direct London Marylebone trains taking about 40–55 minutes; the M40 is easily reached.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-66748Additional Information
Council Tax Band E
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South Oxfordshire District Council
Following exceptional rainfall in September 2024, which overwhelmed local flood defences, the property experienced flooding from overflowing drains, resulting in minor damage. The current owners have since completed drainage improvements and reconfigured the garden, with one-way drainage valves being installed to help reduce the risk of recurrence. A local Natural Flood Prevention Scheme has also been introduced, with further schemes planned within the village.
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