Nestled in a stunning rural landscape, Oxleys is a beautifully converted stable block dating back to 1724, formerly part of Grange Farm, a Domesday manor granted to Thame Abbey. The property retains many original features, including a stall partition, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and handmade ironwork window openings. The interior boasts a spacious open hall, a generous utility room, and a comprehensive kitchen with a range of shaded white units, white quartz worktops, and a Rangemaster cooking range. The upstairs accommodation comprises four comfortable double bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes and contemporary en-suite shower rooms, and a sizeable family bathroom. The property also features a large front door, a solid oak staircase, and a charming low door to the front. Outside, the property has a gravel driveway, parking, and a large carport, as well as a delightful composite deck terrace and arbour, and a medieval pond stocked with koi and grass carp. The plot extends to just over half an acre and is dotted with mature trees on the boundaries, creating a truly picturesque haven.