Located on the edge of Wootton Village, near Woodstock, this family home offers a rural lifestyle with proximity to national commuter routes by rail or road. The property, known as Rectory House, was commissioned by Reverend Struan Robertson in 1954 and features a mid-century design language inspired by pioneering British modernist architect F.R.S. Yorke. The main house has four bedrooms, three reception rooms, a kitchen-dining area, and a conservatory, while the self-contained annexe offers a downstairs bedroom, bathroom, and open-plan kitchen-dining room. The property sits on a 0.9-acre plot with mature trees, wild shrubs, and a small clearing with countryside views. The grounds also feature a delightful pocket spinney with a pond and a zipline, providing a unique and peaceful environment. While the property will require modernization, it offers scope for further development (subject to planning) and a chance to put your own stamp on this unique and characterful home.