This newly converted coach house is nestled in the charming little village of Stanton St John, on the outskirts of Oxford. The quirky stylish interior blended with the rustic charm and features of the old barn makes for the most idyllic and memorable getaway.. Services

Wi-Fi - superfast

Underfloor heating

Netflix. Ground Floor

Sitting room: corner sofa with seating for 4, Smart TV, bi-folding doors onto the courtyard

Kitchen/Dining room: electric oven, electric 2 ring hob, microwave, fridge with freezer box, table and seating for 4, bi-folding doors onto the courtyard

Master Bedroom: (sleeps 2) in a kingsize four poster bed

Downstairs WC. First Floor

Bedroom 2 (sleeps 2), twin beds.

Bathroom: A luxury bathroom with bath and shower overhead. Outside

To the front of the coach house there is a small courtyard and to the side there is a private terrace and garden with countryside views. The Little Coach House is in the grounds of a farm that has a very large garden that guests are free to use and walk through.

There is a croquet lawn.

There is private driveway parking for two cars.. The Little Coach House accommodation still captures the barn features through its restoration. Designed with comfort in mind, the interior is sophisticated and contains every detail to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.

The sitting room has a comfortable corner sofa, perfect for watching movies on the smart TV or relaxing with a good book. Bi-folding doors in both the living room and kitchen make the place feel even more spacious and the terrace and private garden providing an ideal space for dining al fresco. The owners also allow access to the rest of the gardens including a large field perfect for kicking a ball around or crossing to visit the village children’s play area. For couples, you can stay in the boutique master bedroom on the ground floor or if you are a family visiting, the quirky twin room upstairs the kids are sure to like.

Take a long walk in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside to fill your days and then head back to the village and visit the local pub for a spot of lunch or the local farm shop that also offers pick your own strawberries in the growing season. If you are looking for more action then head into the city of Oxford, enjoy some fabulous shopping at Bicester Village or visit one of a number of National Trust houses in the area.