The Yews is a Grade II listed home that architecturally and interiorly reimagined, it is a charming Cotswold residence that preserves its original history while incorporating modern technology. The property is a luxury development utilising locally sourced stones handcrafted by highly skilled stonemasons and features fully bespoke handmade furnishings. It combines contemporary comfort with timeless character. Enhanced by the rare benefit of a freehold private garage, it offers exceptional craftsmanship, light-filled interiors and a sunny south-facing garden.
The ground floor features a generous open-plan sitting and media room with bay windows a feature fireplace and oak flooring with underfloor heating. To the rear an impressive kitchen extension provides bespoke cabinetry a pantry and a welcoming breakfast area leading into a bright garden room overlooking the terrace. A utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms all with en suite facilities including a principal suite with dressing area and a vaulted bathroom. The top floor offers versatile additional space ideal for a home office playroom or extra bedroom along with two charming bedroom suites.
Outside there is a pretty front garden a terrace for al fresco dining and a raised garden bed. A lawn and a useful outbuilding suitable for a gym, studio or home office. The off-lying garage is connected to water and electricity and has planning consent for a storage deck.

AREA

Burford is a vibrant and historic Cotswold market town in the scenic Windrush Valley, surrounded by rolling countryside. Known for its strong community spirit and the popular biannual Burford Festival, the town offers a range of independent shops, acclaimed pubs, restaurants, and the well-loved Burford Garden Company. Local amenities include a GP surgery, pharmacy, library, post office, and an active parish church. Families benefit from excellent state and independent schools, as well as a variety of children’s activities including Scouts and local sports clubs. Well connected to nearby towns like Stow-on-the-Wold, Cirencester, and Witney (with Waitrose and M&S), Burford also offers access to Daylesford Organic (10 miles) and Soho Farmhouse (15 miles). The A40 links easily to Oxford and London via the M40, while rail services from Charlbury and Oxford Parkway offer direct trains to London in under 70 and 45 minutes. Leisure opportunities include golf at Burford and Lyneham, equestrian facilities, and a network of scenic walks and bridleways.

THE FINER DETAILS

Services Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating

Local authority West Oxfordshire District Council

Council tax Band F

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