Court Farm House is a distinguished, Grade II listed village house with substantial ancillary accommodation and established gardens. As well as the principal house there is a spectacular detached, stone barn conversion and a separate, self-contained annexe.

Set in the North Oxfordshire village of Fritwell, the property is particularly well placed for Oxford schools, communication links and many of the region's most notable venues, including RH England at Aynho Park, Soho Farmhouse and Estelle Manor.

Court Farm House combines architectural character, generous accommodation and remarkable versatility. Dating in part from the 17th and 18th centuries, the property has evolved to create a compelling family home, complemented by ancillary accommodation useful outbuildings, mature gardens and a paddock.

Constructed of attractive Cotswold stone and having undergone a sensitive transformation carried out by the current owners, the house offers understated elegance and well-balanced accommodation arranged across three principal floors. Period features sit comfortably alongside spaces designed for modern living, with excellent ceiling heights, and a striking Victorian apsidal conservatory all contributing to the property's enduring appeal. The current owners have also gone to significant efforts to future proof the property by adding a biomass boiler to the main house and air source heating to the barn. The property also has private water sources as well as mains.

A striking, dual height hall with sweeping stair creates an inviting entrance. The reception rooms are particularly well proportioned and include a distinguished, dual aspect drawing room with views across the gardens and a charming sitting room, which in turn leads into the well appointed kitchen. This forms the natural hub of the home, with an adjoining dining room, which in turns opens onto the south facing terrace flanked by wisteria, lending itself equally well to informal dining and larger gatherings. A handsome study with wonderful aspect of the garden offers a peaceful retreat for home working. The supporting accommodation, including a large pantry, separate utility room, WC and extensive storage, ensures the house is as practical as it is elegant.

The first floor provides three spacious double bedrooms with views and three generous bathrooms, which have been sensitively modernised. The second floor provides a versatile living space along with two further double bedrooms and a bathroom, making it an ideal space for teenagers or guests.

Adjoining the house is a self-contained first floor annexe, which comprises an open-plan sitting / dining room that opens into the kitchen; two bedrooms and a bathroom.

Providing a further option for multi-generational living and income potential, is an impressive and sensitively renovated, detached stone barn conversation. Whether utilised as secondary accommodation, a studio, home office, leisure space or income-generating asset, it enhances both the flexibility and long-term appeal of the property. The principal space is an open plan kitchen / sitting / dining room with a high vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and a mezzanine bedroom with a free-standing bath. On the ground floor there is a further double bedroom with en-suite shower room and a separate WC.

Outside, the south facing gardens provide a delightful setting. Extensive lawns are interspersed with mature trees, flowering borders and established planting, creating a sense of privacy and calm. Seating and entertaining areas make full use of the setting, while attractive views extend across open countryside towards the village church.

The garden leads into an enclosed grass paddock and the property extends to about 1.35 acres.

Additional buildings include a workshop, carport, boiler room and useful outbuildings, all contributing to the practicality expected of a country house of this scale. There are also two gravel driveways providing space for parking several cars.

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