7-bedroom Grade II listed property for sale at £2m

7-bedroom Grade II listed property for sale at £2m
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A seven-bedroom Grade II listed house designed by renowned architect Charles Ashbee has gone on the market in Yarnton for £2 million. The detached property, known as Byways, is on Cassington Road and is being marketed by Penny & Sinclair. The Grade II listed property in Yarnton (Image: Penny & Sinclair) It has seven bedrooms, three bathrooms and four reception rooms arranged over three floors. The house offers about 3,483 sq ft of accommodation and has been renovated while retaining its historic character, according to the property listing. The Grade II listed property in Yarnton (Image: Penny & Sinclair) The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and balcony overlooking the gardens. There are five further bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor, while the top floor contains two more bedrooms and another bathroom. The Grade II listed property in Yarnton (Image: Penny & Sinclair) Outside, the home is set within established gardens. The estate agent said the property offered a mix of "peaceful, semi-rural" surroundings and access to Oxford and London. Charles Ashbee was one of the most influential figures in the Arts and Crafts movement, a late Victorian and early 20th-century design movement which championed traditional craftsmanship. The Grade II listed property in Yarnton (Image: Penny & Sinclair) He founded the Guild of Handicraft and was known for his work as an architect, designer and social reformer. The £2 million asking price makes the home one of the most expensive currently being marketed in the Yarnton area. Situated in the charming and well-connected village of Yarnton, this property enjoys a peaceful, semi-rural setting while offering excellent access to both Oxford and London.

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