An immaculately presented family home with versatile accommodation and extensive land-scaped gardens, in a rural location close to this popular Cotswold town. In all 3.9 acres

Stow Station was built in the heyday of Victorian steam travel on the Great Western Banbury & Cheltenham Line and operated from 1881 until the Beeching closures in 1962. Converted into a dwelling, it has been sympathetically extended over the years to create a comfortable and distinc-tive home of character, with a steeply pitched roof and stone mullioned windows that echo the orig-inal. (The old stone mullions from the ticket office windows have been preserved as an internal feature). The ground floor accommodation is generous and the house is ideally suited to family life, multi-generational living or working from home. The house sits in a large plot, with beautiful landscaped gardens, a hard tennis court and an area of paddock.

Old Stow Station is situated on the Burford Road in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just a mile from the centre of Stow on the Wold, a picturesque Cotswold market town renowned as a centre for Antiques. It provides day to day amenities including a large supermarket and several independent retailers. Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is nearby and more comprehensive cultural and shopping facilities can be found in Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford, all within 40 minutes drive. There are many excellent pubs and restaurants in Stow and the surrounding villages including The Wild Rabbit at Kingham, The Fox in Lower Oddington and The Kings Head at Bledington