Bridleways Chipping Norton
Chipping Norton, CotswoldsSleeps 84 bedrooms3 bathrooms
Set within a small rural hamlet close to Chipping Norton, Bridleways is a unique four-bedroom home designed with accessibility and space in mind.
Bridleways Chipping Norton
Set within a small rural hamlet close to Chipping Norton, Bridleways is a unique four-bedroom home designed with accessibility and space in mind. Built in 2005, it combines generous proportions with a peaceful countryside setting.
What makes it special
Three bedrooms on the ground floor
Three of the four bedrooms sit on the ground floor with two ground-floor bathrooms, built with ease of access in mind.
Uninterrupted countryside views
Large windows frame open countryside on every side, with no interruption to the view.
Drawing room, family room and study
Generously proportioned living areas flow from a large reception hall through the drawing room, family room and study.
Built in 2005 in a rural hamlet
A purpose-built home in a small hamlet near Chipping Norton, designed around space and accessibility.
Children's garden activity centre
The gardens are simple and spacious with a dedicated activity centre for children.
Two outdoor dining areas
Two separate outdoor dining areas give a choice of spots for relaxed meals outside.
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Bridleways Chipping Norton
Outside
The gardens are simple, spacious and ideal for children, with a dedicated garden activity centre and two separate outdoor dining areas for relaxed meals outside. The property is surrounded by open countryside with uninterrupted views, offering privacy and a genuine sense of rural calm.
Inside
A key feature of Bridleways is its layout: three of the four bedrooms are located on the ground floor, alongside two ground-floor bathrooms, making the house particularly well suited to guests seeking ease of access. The living areas are open and generously proportioned for a home of this size, creating a natural flow between the reception hall, drawing room, family room and study.
The layout provides flexibility for families, with distinct areas for gathering, relaxing or working. Large windows frame views of the surrounding countryside, bringing in natural light and reinforcing the sense of space throughout.
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Places to explore, eat & things to do
The Bull
Restored coaching inn with wood-fired cooking and bedrooms; Michelin Guide listed.
Find out moreThe Falkland Arms
Partly thatched 16th-century pub in a chocolate-box village, serving Wadworth ales and pub classics.
Find out moreThe Chequers
Cotswold-stone village gastropub serving classic British dishes like venison pie.
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The Cotswolds
A small region, generously uncovered: stone cottages, long lunches, wild swims, private chefs. Stay a while. Do something worth the journey.