Bishops Farm House is a quintessential Georgian home situated on the High Street of the sought-after south Oxfordshire village of Drayton. This five-bedroom property, previously a farmhouse, exudes character with its sash windows, open fireplaces, and exposed wooden beams, all set within red brick and a tiled roof. The house features a spacious entrance hall leading to three reception rooms, including a drawing room with dual aspects, a sitting room, and a dining room, which is adjacent to a farmhouse kitchen equipped with an electric Aga and a central island. A utility room completes the ground floor. The first floor hosts five bedrooms, three of which have en suite shower rooms, and a family bathroom. The property also benefits from a sixth bedroom within the eaves, which offers potential for further development, subject to the necessary planning consent. The garden includes a brick-built office/gym that could potentially be converted into additional living space, such as a teenage or granny flat, as it has existing water and electricity supplies. The property boasts three large garages and ample parking space at the front. Drayton is a thriving village with a range of amenities, including a post office, shops, two pubs, a primary school, and a church, and is well connected with the A34 and Didcot Parkway station nearby. The village has a strong sense of community and is close to Abingdon, which offers a wider array of facilities, restaurants, and highly regarded schools.