New Lincoln Meadow

Wheat House offers the perfect combination of contemporary luxury living and tranquil village life. This stunning stone-built home has been thoughtfully designed with light, space and flexibility in mind. From the moment you step through the door, its exceptional quality is evident at every turn. The beautifully appointed kitchen/dining/family area forms the heart of the home, centred around a bespoke Gardiner of England kitchen, while an abundance of natural light flows through two sets of French doors in the family area. A generous triple-aspect sitting room is ideal for family relaxation, while the ground-floor study provides an excellent home-working environment. A separate utility room, with direct garden access, adds everyday practicality.

Throughout the home, Farrow & Ball paint complements the meticulous detailing found in every room. Upstairs, there are five double bedrooms, together with luxurious bathrooms featuring illuminated shower niches and underlit vanity units. A dedicated media/multipurpose room adds valuable versatility for family life, work or leisure.

The landscaped south-facing garden provides a beautifully designed setting for outdoor living, while the double garage includes upper-floor space with exciting future potential as a home office, gym or studio. Ample driveway parking caters comfortably for family and guests alike.

Wheat House has also been future-proofed, with pre-wiring and preparation for a range of additional upgrades, including an instant boiling-water tap, water softener, air conditioning to selected rooms, bespoke dressing-room fittings, and solar PV panels with battery storage.

The favoured village of Standlake, encompassing Brighthampton, is situated approximately 6 miles south of the market town of Witney with Oxford about 13 miles and Abingdon 10 miles. The village itself has a primary school, a post office/stores, village hall, and the Black Horse pub. There are cricket and tennis clubs with water sports available on the surrounding lakes and numerous other active clubs and societies. The picturesque River Windrush flows to the north of the village as it meanders its way to join the Thames further downstream. The village has a prime school with secondary education available at Bartholomew School in Eynsham, nearby Cokethorpe or Abingdon School, St Helen & St Katharine or the Dragon and St Edwards in Oxford. There are direct bus services to Witney and Abingdon with connections to Oxford. Rail links are available at Didcot Parkway (15 miles) 40 minutes to London Paddington or Oxford Parkway (16 miles) with trains to London Marylebone. Jeremy Clarkson’s Farmer’s Dog Pub, Estelle Manor and Soho Farmhouse are all a short drive away.

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