Built in 1902 using local Helmdon stone and brick, this property boasts a distinctive architectural style from the turn of the 20th century, with an asymmetrical facade, projecting front bay, and porch. The interior features decorative elements such as picture rails, dado rails, stained glass, and large windows, complemented by high ceilings and exposed wooden floorboards. The ground floor consists of a welcoming entrance with internal doors leading to all rooms, a staircase to the first floor, and a kitchen fitted with a range of units and a ceramic tiled floor, along with a utility room and shower room. The first floor has four bedrooms, each with an original fireplace and picture rails, and a separate bathroom with a white three-piece suite. The property is set back from the road behind a low retaining stone wall with wrought iron railings, offering private parking and a detached double garage. Located in the village of Helmdon, which lies on the South Northamptonshire & Oxfordshire borders, the property is conveniently situated for amenities in Brackley and Towcester, as well as more extensive facilities in Banbury, Northampton, and Milton Keynes.