Tucked away in a peaceful position within the sought-after village of Great Bourton, Celandine Cottage is a beautifully updated period home that blends timeless character with carefully considered modern improvements. Over recent years, the property has been thoughtfully renovated throughout, creating a home that feels both warm and practical for everyday living. The ground floor centres around a cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove, while the open-plan dining and family space naturally becomes the heart of the home, ideal for entertaining or spending time together. To the rear, the kitchen has been finished with solid oak cabinetry, quartz worktops and quality integrated appliances, with a stable door opening directly onto the garden.

Upstairs, there are three genuine double bedrooms, each offering plenty of space and character, alongside a well-appointed family bathroom complete with a roll-top bath and traditional high-level WC. Throughout the house, bespoke oak joinery, quality fittings and tasteful finishes sit comfortably alongside the property's original charm, creating a home that feels authentic rather than over-modernised.

Outside, the cottage garden is a real highlight. Designed to provide colour and interest throughout the seasons, it offers a private patio leading up to a beautifully stocked lawn enclosed by mature planting and an attractive stone wall backdrop. There is useful storage, gated side access and off-road parking to the front. Great Bourton remains one of North Oxfordshire's most desirable villages, surrounded by open countryside and canal walks, yet within easy reach of Banbury's amenities, the M40 and direct rail links to London Marylebone in around an hour, making it an excellent choice for those looking to enjoy village life without sacrificing convenience.

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