Nestled on the edge of Wootton Village, Rectory House is a unique mid-century property with a rich history and design influence from pioneering British modernist architect F.R.S. Yorke. The four-bedroom home, set on a 0.9-acre plot, offers a blend of modernist architecture and rural charm. The main house features a spacious layout with three reception rooms, a kitchen-dining area, and a conservatory with patio access. A self-contained annexe, created from the original garage and extended in 1998 and 2020, offers additional living space. The property needs modernization, but there may be scope for further development (subject to planning). The grounds feature mature trees, a wild shrub border, and a delightful pocket spinney with a pond and zipline, offering unobstructed countryside views. With its unique history, design, and rural setting, Rectory House is an attractive option for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle while remaining close to national commuter routes.