The property
Nestled amidst two acres of picturesque gardens on the fringes of the Cotswolds AONB, is this superb stone-built farmhouse, Tythe House.
This large accommodation has been designed to bring together groups of families and friends seeking to explore the wonders of the Cotswolds countryside and all the attractions that Oxfordshire has to offer including the historic city of Oxford.
Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a spacious sitting room, where the grandfather clock and the traditional piano offer a sense of charm, whilst the contemporary furnishings and the warming woodburning stove offer comfort during those relaxing evenings in.
Here you can look forward to curling up on the plush sofa, whilst the younger guests select a DVD from the large collection that awaits you to truly unwind after an action-packed day.
Beyond here is the farmhouse-style kitchen, where the designated chef of the group will be delighted to find a wood-fired Rayburn cooker which takes centre stage before all of the other appliances you will require to cater for yourselves.
From here you will find a well-equipped utility room, complete with a large fridge/freezer and a washing machine.
Host your family evening meals within the refreshing sitting/dining room, where a large dining table is set up for the whole family to enjoy an evening meal together before taking advantage of the selection of board games.
The sleeping accommodation is situated on the first floor and comprises a king-size double with an en-suite, a family bedroom and two additional double bedrooms, each enjoying ample storage and space to house your personal belongings and quality linens to enjoy a refreshing break.
Spend a moment or two outdoors, where you can look forward to roaming the large lawn area where you will discover a wishing well, an unfenced pond and a vegetable patch, which you are welcome to pick the required vegetables for your delicious home-cooked meals.
Local amenities can be found within the nearby village of Witney, where you will find a superb selection of pubs, restaurants and cafés, as well as a choice of shops for picking up the essentials.
For those feeling active, venture to the Cotswolds AONB where you will find a magnitude of activities, or brush up on the local history by spending an afternoon within the city of Oxford to admire its towering architecture.
Family-friendly attractions within the surrounding area include the Crocodiles of the World zoo, Cogges Manor Farm and the Witney Golf Centre.
Tythe House is an outstanding base to get together with the entire family to Oxfordshire.
About the location
BAMPTON
Witney 4 miles; Burford 8 miles and Oxford 19 miles.
The thriving village of Bampton lies in the Thames Valley in the southern Cotswolds, amidst beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. Bampton is one of the oldest villages in England boasting a village shop, Post Office, butcher, and traditional pubs serving good food and real ales, all set around a pretty market square. Ancient customs can still be experienced with the regular morris dancing festivities, which have been enjoyed for over 600 years. Just four miles away is the riverside town of Witney, which offers many attractions including a weekly market dating back to the Middle Ages, an 18th century town hall, and Wychwood Brewery. Burford is possibly one of the most famous of the Cotswolds' locations. With its medieval bridge, old stone houses and attractive Tudor and Georgian frontages, Burford is justifiably one of the most picturesque towns in England. Often referred to as the 'Gateway to the Cotswolds', the town was originally a fortified Anglo-Saxon ford to be an important regional crossroads and wealthy wool town. With little changing over the centuries. Burford is now very popular with visitors, both for its beauty and history but also for it's shopping and antiques, and for the wide variety of places to eat, with restaurants, pubs and teashops. Oxford, the oldest university city in England, boasts interesting Botanical Gardens, museums and libraries, and plays host to many festivals and markets throughout the year. Enjoy a punt on the River Thames or take a boat trip on the River Cherwell. The ancestral home of Winston Churchill and the World Heritage Site of Blenheim Palace is just a short drive away, where many lovely walks can be enjoyed around the landscaped parkland. With so much nearby, Bampton provides a wonderful holiday destination.
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