Myrtle Farmhouse is a charming period farmhouse dating back to the early 18th century, listed as Grade II and formerly part of the Blenheim estate. The property retains much of its original character, with features such as flagstone floors, exposed beams, leaded window lights, and fireplaces. The accommodation is spread over three floors, with an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, and shower room on the ground floor, and two bedrooms, bathroom, and separate WC on the first floor. The top floor has two attic rooms with dormer windows, although these are restricted in use due to steps over beams. The property also comes with extensive outbuildings, including stores, a garage with room over, and a workshop, providing 1,800 square feet of additional space that could be used for a variety of purposes. Located in the village of Long Hanborough, the property is just 9 miles northwest of Oxford and has good access to local amenities, schools, and transportation links.