This house is traditional, white stucco and a cross between a
Danish farmhouse and a Georgian rectory, a shorthand description
for something from a Merchant Ivory film. Architect Andrew
Nichols worked closely with the owners to create total symmetry in
the structure of the property; aligning doors and windows in
order to create vistas and views that expand space. The attention
to detail in the decor flows effortlessly through the house to
create a clean, comfortable and stylish country home that will not
disappoint.
Price based on 7 night stay. Property also available per night.
This house is traditional, white stucco and a cross between a
Danish farmhouse and a Georgian rectory, a shorthand description
for something from a Merchant Ivory film. Architect Andrew
Nichols worked closely with the owners to create total symmetry in
the structure of the property; aligning doors and windows in
order to create vistas and views that expand space. The attention
to detail in the decor flows effortlessly through the house to
create a clean, comfortable and stylish country home that will not
disappoint.
There are 6 bedrooms in total. The Master (King size), The Guest Room (Queen size), Felix Room (Full/Double) Domino's (Single), Amory's Loft above garage (Queen size), Conrad's Bunk Room (4 bunks) Conrad's Bunk Room by request The guest bedroom is on the ground floor, the master suite and additional 4 bedrooms on the first floor.
There are 4 bathrooms in total, a mix of ensuite and shared.
The house is decorated in a neutral palette, with occasional splashes of colour, often through the beautiful paintings that adorn the house. The house is decorated to a high standard and very comfortable. On the ground floor, there is a large living room and kitchen, and a cozy library filled with books.
The house has a lush garden and is surrounded by expansive green fields.
Housekeeping and concierge are available on request. Please enquire for more information.
Annabel loves the chic result of how India Hicks has combined the best aspects of the city and the country to achieve a traditional, yet breezy and contemporary feel.
Soho Farmhouse spans 100 acres of Oxfordshire countryside. It offers a wealth of activities for families, including horse riding, gym, tennis courts, swimming pools and boating.
Daylesford is probably the most famous farm shop in Britain. A retail heaven of organic gorgeousness on the edge of the Cotswolds, it has grown over the past 10 years into something between a mall and a Japanese temple, selling not just food and produce, but clothing, gardening equipment, homeware, yoga classes and spa treatments.
In the picture perfect village of Churchill, The Chequers is everything a traditional pub should be with its pretty Cotswold stone exterior and a muddy Land Rover outside. Except, step inside this pub and you’ll find something much more intriguing. A heady mix of the old and new. Expect modern cocktails to sit alongside local ales, and a menu that is packed with seasonally inspired dishes.
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