Approached via two driveways sits the house - a handsome gothic façade with a stone gabled porch and stone mullion windows which impress immediately.

The generous hallway with its flagstone floor welcomes you in – the gothic windows halfway up the main staircase flood the hallway with natural light.

On the ground floor there is a grand dining room with stripped wooden floorboards and an elegant drawing room – both with open fires and original shutters. There is a substantial kitchen / breakfast room with AGA and original built-in Victoria pitch pine dresser.

There is a huge cellar running the length of the house on the lower ground floor which could have a variety of uses but has mainly been used for wine storage.

On the first floor are three generous bedrooms and two smaller rooms with beautiful windows overlooking the surrounding gardens and fields beyond. There are also two bathrooms- the main bathroom having a free-standing bath and separate shower.

The back staircase which rises to the top floor have some encased stone feature windows inspired by the church with views over the surrounding countryside.

On the top floor are two generous sized bedrooms and access to an extensive attic.

The house and church, which is adjacent to the house, were completed c. 1860. The house and garden extend to just over 1.3 acres.

Outside there is a garage/shed to the side, a large ample parking area to the front of the property and generous gardens and wooded area – as well as views of the wonderful St. Michael and All Angels church and its imposing spire.

Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of the popular Cotswolds, Leafield House is perfectly placed to enjoy all that the area has to offer whilst still being within four miles of a direct train service to Oxford (17 minutes) London (71 minutes) from Charlbury station. Burford is 10 minutes by car with all its amenities and traditional appeal.

The village itself is set around a traditional green and benefits from a Post Office/village shop and popular.

The Fox public house as well as a CofE primary school and proximity to the world-renowned Oxford private schools.

Day to day amenities are available in nearby Burford and then Witney which benefits from a Waitrose, leisure facilities and numerous shops, bars, cafes.

Until as recently as the mid-nineteenth century, Leafield was surrounded by the ancient forest of Wychwood and enjoys numerous picturesque walks across the surrounding countryside.