This charming detached house, built in 1982, boasts a unique and characterful design inspired by Lutyens and Voysey. With a secluded plot of over half an acre overlooking paddocks, the property offers a spacious 3,800 sq ft of living space. The main suite features a dressing room, while four further bedrooms and up to four receptions provide ample space for a family. The double garage has a workshop above, and a separate office adds to the property's practicality. Located in the ancient settlement of Steeple Aston, the village offers a shop, post office, pub, and primary school, as well as a strong sense of community. The property is also well-placed for commuting, with options by bus, road, or rail to Oxford, Banbury, London, and Birmingham. The interior design is a masterclass in combining unique style with practicality, with features such as a dining room with five tall windows, a bright and relaxed living room with a fireplace, and a cleverly designed kitchen with a pantry and seating area. The property also boasts a main downstairs bedroom suite, a secluded patio, and a peaceful upstairs living room space.