Oakridge House was designed and built by the current owners to their own specifications. Particular features are block and beam floors throughout, an air source heating system in tandem with an oil fired boiler to give optimum heat circulation, integrated wiring system, well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room and high quality bathrooms. The layout was carefully thought out to provide spacious reception rooms on the ground floor including an exceptional galleried dining hall and a purpose designed circular garden room with lovely views over the gardens. On the first floor there is a principal bedroom with a dressing room and an en-suite bathroom, a guest suite with a kitchen/dressing area an den-suite shower room and 3 further bedroom all with en-suite shower rooms. On the 2nd floor there is a 6th bedroom with en-suite shower room and a further bedroom 7/ sitting room. To take advantage of the natural slope of the gardens the owners were able to incorporate a wine store and a garden store on the lower ground floor. The original house on the site was demolished and the house moved to the centre of its mature gardens and grounds providing a totally private location with views over the open countryside beyond.

This property has 1.98 acres of land.

Outside

The secluded gardens are beautifully landscaped and framed by mature specimen trees. They incorporate well-maintained lawns with deep flower borders and far reaching views to the rear over the adjoining Great Tew Estate.

Situation

Little Tew is one of the most sought-after villages in the very pretty rolling, mature landscape of North Oxfordshire, the ‘gateway’ to the Cotswolds. The village has its own church but its larger neighbour, Great Tew, has the popular café Quince and Clover, the Falkland Arms together with a busy community centre - Tew Centre - which is also home to the Great and Little Tew Cricket Club. Great Tew Primary School is extremely popular and exceptional; the area is renowned for schools, with Kitebrook, Tudor Hall, Bloxham and Winchester House all being popular local choices. The Oxford and Abingdon schools are within easy reach. The nearest railway station is Charlbury, with Bicester, Banbury and Oxford Parkway stations being a little further away but providing faster journeys to London. Soho Farmhouse members club at Great Tew has added to the appeal of the area, complementing the near-by Daylesford Organic Farm Shop.

Directions

(OX7 4HZ) From the centre of Little Tew proceed up the hill on the Enstone Road and the house is approximately 400 metres on your left hand side.