Property Information
Green Tourism Business Scheme Silver Award Winner
Oak Tree is a wonderful holiday cottage forming part of the spacious King John's Barn conversion. The property is situated in a delightfully rural location near to the villages of Shipton under Wychwood and Leafield. The barn takes its name from the 'King John's Oak' which was said to be a rallying point for huntsmen in the
ACCOMMODATION:
Door into Utility Room with washer/dryer.
Sitting/Dining Room with comfortable sofas (one sofa bed*) TV with Freeview plus DVD
Dining area with dining table and chairs.
Opening into Kitchen, fully fitted & equipped with cooker and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave.
Upstairs:
Bedroom One with double bed with wardrobe
Shower Room adjacent with walk-in shower, WC and washbasin.
Bedroom Two with twin beds that can be zipped together to make a large double with en-suite Bathroom with bath WC and washbasin.
Outside
There is a small terrace area to the rear of the proeprty overlooking fields beyond. There is garden furniture and BBQ.
Heating and electricity included all year. Parking for several cars. Wifi Available. No smokers, Friday changeover.
*Sofa bed available for extra guest for £40 per person, per week. Garden furniture. Cot & High Chair available
Local Information
Leafield is one of the highest villages in the Cotswolds, which is why the church spire of St. Michael's can be seen for miles. Leafield, situated in the Wychwood Forest, was once the royal hunting forest, part of which still survives as a National Nature Reserve. Leafield was also once a centre for pottery production, a legacy celebrated in the Potters of Port Street guide.
In the village are the Leafield Village Stores, a local community shop, sells groceries, newspapers, and freshly baked bread and pastries, as well as a range of local food and drink. There is a good traditional pub called The Fox. Leafield is well located for all of the Oxfrodshire Cotswolds locations and attractions, with Burford, Witney, Chipping Norton all very nearby.