A Grade II-Listed Cotswolds House with Two Acres of Walled Gardens

A stone-floored entrance hall leads to the principal reception room with a double-height vaulted ceiling and an imposing stone fireplace flanked by two floor to ceiling windows, which all combine to give the space real scale. A second reception room and study occupy a separate wing of the house.

The kitchen is the heart of the house: an open-plan space of over 46ft leading onto the reception area, with a freestanding range cooker, pizza oven and generous preparation islands. French doors open onto a patio area and the extensive walled gardens beyond, while roof lights bring sun across the timber floorboards.

The principal bedroom with exposed beams, timber panelling and wide floorboards, in addition to a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom, is accessed by a gallery overlooking the living space. Doors open onto a roof terrace from which impressive views overlooking the surrounding gardens can be enjoyed. There are four further bedrooms, two of which are ensuite with a third shared bathroom, positioned in the other wing of the house.

The garden is the standout feature: stone walls enclose formal lawns, clipped topiary and deep borders, with terraces for outdoor dining. A long rectangular pond, framed by mature trees and Cotswold stone, forms the centrepiece.

Little Faringdon is a small West Oxfordshire village about a mile from Lechlade-on-Thames, which has independent shops, cafés and pubs. Burford and Cirencester are close by, with good walking and riding country nearby and Oxford, Cheltenham and Swindon within reach by road.