The Grange is a substantial period house in the village of Ascott-under-Wychwood, set back from the lane behind a wall and evergreen trees. The property has impressive facades on both sides, well-proportioned living accommodation, and large sash windows that fill the house with natural light. The house features four main reception rooms, including a spacious drawing room with an open fire and a large kitchen breakfast room with stone floors and a central island. The principal bedroom suite occupies one end of the first floor, and there are three more spacious bedrooms, two sharing a bathroom and the third having an en-suite and a dressing area. The property also includes a charming two-bedroom annexe, ideal for relatives or staff. The garden is surrounded by drystone walls and mature trees and shrubs, providing complete privacy, and extends to approximately 1.32 acres. The village is close to the Cotswolds and has a railway station with services to Oxford and London Paddington, as well as a village shop, pub, and nearby farm shop and spa.