This 17th-century Grade II listed farmhouse, originally built in 1612 and extended in 1790, boasts a unique brick and flint exterior and a wealth of original interior features, including exposed timber frames, period fireplaces, and wooden and stone floors. The property's impressive double-height reception hall leads to a playroom, sitting room, formal dining room, kitchen, study, and four spacious bedrooms, including one en suite. The property also features a basement with potential for conversion, a detached double carport, garage, and mature gardens with a summerhouse and 2-acre paddock. Located in the Oxfordshire village of Lewknor, the property offers a range of village amenities, easy access to the M40, and nearby towns with excellent shopping and leisure facilities.