6 Bletchingdon Park Stables, Bletchingdon

A magnificent Grade II Listed Georgian country house, originally part of the stable block to Bletchingdon Park.
Set along a picturesque tree-lined drive and surrounded by rolling parkland, Bletchingdon Park Stables is a distinguished Grade II listed Georgian residence of exceptional charm and heritage. Originally commissioned as the magnificent stable block for the neighbouring Bletchingdon Park estate, this handsome limestone building dates from 1782 and was designed by the celebrated 18th-century architect James Lewis. Beautifully positioned between the historic manor house and the enchanting village churchyard, the impressive courtyard was sympathetically converted in 1991–92 to create just nine exclusive homes. Number Six occupies a prime position, arranged over two floors with a generous private rear garden. Rich in original character, the property showcases elegant Georgian proportions, including high ceilings, impressive sash windows and beautifully light-filled interiors. Enjoying a peaceful edge-of-village setting, this exceptional home offers the perfect balance of idyllic countryside living and everyday practicality, providing privacy, tranquillity, and a welcoming sense of community without ever feeling isolated.