Latchford Lane, Great Haseley

Dating back to the 1700s, this unlisted property is rich in period features, including exposed beams and a stunning stone open fireplace in the main sitting room—ideal for cosy evenings by the fire. The sitting room flows seamlessly into a bright conservatory, where French doors open onto a beautifully landscaped garden, creating a harmonious indoor-outdoor living experience.

The country-style kitchen combines rustic charm with modern convenience, featuring integrated appliances, a classic range cooker, and direct access to a paved terrace for effortless al fresco dining. A separate utility room and guest cloakroom add practicality to this charming home.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom boasts serene views over the garden and open fields, complemented by an exposed stone chimney breast and built-in storage. Two additional bedrooms—one with far-reaching countryside views—offer flexible space for family, guests, or a home office. The family bathroom is generously sized, complete with a bath and shower.

Outside, the mature rear garden is a private haven, framed by colourful planting and open skies. Off-street parking is available at the front, and a nearby parcel of land offers exciting potential for additional parking, a garage, or a home office (subject to planning).
From the front-facing rooms, enjoy uninterrupted vistas across rolling farmland—a rare opportunity to own a home with such peaceful surroundings and timeless appeal.

Location

Great Haseley is a quintessential and highly regarded South Oxfordshire village, known for its historic charm, strong community spirit, and excellent local amenities. Just a short stroll from the cottage, you’ll find a welcoming pub, a well-regarded primary school, a 12th-century church, and scenic footpaths in every direction.

Great Haseley offers a rare balance of rural tranquillity and excellent connectivity. Despite its timeless feel, the village is superbly connected—just minutes from the M40 (Junction 7) and close to mainline rail services at Haddenham & Thame Parkway and Oxford Parkway, offering direct trains to London Marylebone. Nearby Thame and Wheatley provide everyday essentials, while Oxford’s vibrant culture, shopping, and top-tier schools are just 20 minutes away.

For food lovers, the renowned Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons in Great Milton and the exquisite La Table d’Alix in the village offer world-class dining on your doorstep.

Great Haseley is perfect to those looking to enjoy a peaceful village lifestyle without compromising on everyday conveniences.

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Key facts

• Council tax band: E.
• EPC rating: C (score 70; potential rating C).
• Parking: off street.
• Outside: garden.