A distinctive period residence with seven bedrooms has been placed for sale in Yarnton, with an asking price of two million pounds.
Byways occupies a prominent position on Cassington Road and spans approximately 3,483 square feet across three levels.
The property, which carries Grade II listing status, has undergone careful renovation that preserved its original character while updating the accommodation for modern requirements.
The accommodation includes four reception rooms alongside the seven bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The main bedroom features an en-suite bathroom and a balcony providing views across the gardens.
Five additional bedrooms and a family bathroom occupy the first floor, while two more bedrooms and a further bathroom are situated on the top level.
Established gardens surround the dwelling.
The estate agency described the setting as offering peaceful, semi-rural character while maintaining straightforward travel connections to Oxford and London.
The residence bears the hallmark of Charles Ashbee, a central figure in the Arts and Crafts movement that emphasised traditional craftsmanship during the late Victorian and early Edwardian periods.
Ashbee established the Guild of Handicraft and was celebrated as an architect, designer and social reformer.
The two million pound price point positions this among the most expensive residential offerings currently available in the Yarnton locality.