Dinsdale House is a charming Hornton stone family home, built in the early 20th century, situated in beautiful gardens and grounds. The property features flagstone and parquet flooring, stone mullion windows, and window seats, and offers spacious and well-proportioned accommodation with four reception rooms and five double bedrooms. The house has a classic village feel and would benefit from some updating. The gardens and grounds, which extend to 2 acres, include a swimming pool, two paddocks, and a detached stone barn with a stable, storerooms, and loft over. The property is situated in the popular village of Tysoe, which has a range of amenities, including a parish church, public house, general store, and post office, as well as a primary school and doctors' surgery. The village is well located for commuting, with M40 junctions nearby and mainline trains from Banbury to Oxford and London. The surrounding countryside offers many outdoor pursuits, including walking, cycling, and horse riding.