The eight-bedroom Adderbury House sits on 45 acres of private parkland on the outskirts of the popular village of Adderbury.
Dating back to the 17th century, the house previously belonged to the prominent Wilmot family, which included English poet and courtier John Wilmot, the 2nd Earl of Rochester.
The house has recently undergone an extensive renovation project with attention to detail to bring back its former glory, and restore many of its traditional Georgian features.
DS Churchill, who listed the property on Friday October 6, said: “The layout of Adderbury House is ideal for family living and entertaining. The house can be separated on the ground floor into two distinct areas to suit both needs.”
For more information, contact DS Churchill on 020 3834 8128 or at DS Churchill, London 29 Farm Street London W1J 5RL.
To view online, visit rightmove.co.uk/properties/86355909#/?channel=RES_BUY

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The house has a 19th century columned stone portico entrance which emphasise the elegance of the property. Photo: DS Churchill

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The property has a rich history, including English poet and courtier of King Charles II's Restoration court John Wilmot. Photo: Nigel Francis

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The panelled reception hall provides an impressive entrance to the house with two wings leading off. Photo: Nigel Francis

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The property has a rich history, including English poet and courtier of King Charles II's Restoration court John Wilmot. Photo: Nigel Francis

2. Adderbury House
The panelled reception hall provides an impressive entrance to the house with two wings leading off. Photo: Nigel Francis

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The dining room and the drawing room/ballroom with adjoining bar and cloakroom provide a perfect space for entertaining on a grand scale Photo: Nigel Francis

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Many of the fireplaces and the traditional Georgian style windows remain. Photo: Nigel Francis