A historic Grade II-listed farmhouse encompassing over two acres of countryside has been placed on the property market.
Caulcott Farm, situated in the small Oxfordshire settlement of Caulcott close to Bicester, has remained within a single family for multiple generations and has undergone substantial restoration and expansion work.
The residence successfully combines period character with contemporary comforts.
Generous, naturally bright accommodation features throughout, with certain rooms offering potential for conversion into independent living quarters.
Permission has already been secured to demolish agricultural structures positioned ahead of the property.
These structures fall outside the scope of the current transaction but their removal would significantly improve the outlook from the dwelling.
Access to the property is gained through a private driveway protected by twin electronic gate systems, leading to a free-standing double garage complete with overhead mezzanine level.
Interior appointments include custom-made solid oak fixtures throughout, with doors, architraves, and flooring all produced locally on the premises.
The expanded kitchen installation incorporates premium cabinetry, a substantial central island suitable for casual dining, and integrated appliances including a twin-unit wine cooling system, twin Miele ovens, and a built-in coffee station.
Five bedrooms are distributed across two levels, with three situated on the principal storey and two occupying the upper floor.
The principal suite contains a cast-iron column radiator of Victorian design, a former hearth opening now fitted with shelving, and a pair of spacious storage cupboards.
The grounds extend to roughly two acres and comprise manicured garden spaces with multiple terrace zones, a dedicated youth recreation area, and a pair of established ornamental ponds.
Outbuildings include a sizable glasshouse, a storage shed, a protective crop support structure, and a poultry enclosure.
A wooded section of the plot, formerly maintained as apiary space, now provides sanctuary for local wildlife.