A truly superb family home situated in the most picturesque setting with sensational and unencumbered views of White Horse Hill. This property dates back to around 1850 and has been lovingly restored and extended to an exceptional standard by the current vendors, leaving no stone unturned. Oxleaze Farmhouse seamlessly incorporates a wealth of period features combined with high end fixtures and fittings for modern day living. Entering through the solid oak framed porch, you are greeted by a hall with a flagged stone floor, numerous storage cupboards and stairs to the first floor. The dining room sits to the front of the home and is very bright, being dual aspect, with a large central fireplace. On the other side of the hall is the formal sitting room which is cosy and has several period features such as a ceiling rose and a large Victorian stone fireplace. There is a study/bedroom four to the rear with French doors out to a secret side garden and wonderful views over horse fields. The real heart of the home is a magnificent kitchen/diner/family room that runs from the old part of the house into a recently added orangery with glass on three sides and French doors out. This room takes full advantage of the stunning surrounding grounds and capturing breathtaking views of the Ridgeway beyond. The Tom Howley of Cheltenham kitchen has ample floor and wall mounted Shaker-style units under a white stone worksurface. There is an extensive central island with breakfast bar, ceramic sink and Quooker hot water tap. Other features include a Rangemaster cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and larder cupboard. Moving past the cylindrical log burning stove into the orangery, all windows have been fitted with integrated blinds within the glass, ensuring this is a room to be used no matter the weather. On the first floor, the attention to detail continues. Two double bedrooms are serviced by a quirky family bathroom with a standalone bath and separate shower cubicle. The master suite has vaulted ceilings exposing fabulous large beams and leads though to an exceptional en suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe.Outside, this home sits in approximately ¾ of an acre of gardens. Electric gates over a cattle grid open on to a gravelled driveway sweeping to the front of the property and what was formerly a double garage. The current owners have converted this to a production kitchen to suit their individual requirements with power and plumbing, whilst still maintaining the garage doors to the front. With this in mind, this room could easily be used once again as a garage or could be transformed with ease to an annex/gym or potential AirBnB, subject to necessary permissions. The front garden is separated in three main areas and laid to lawn, interspersed with mature hedging , trees and flower borders. A wooded area camouflages the shed, carport and a stable which offers superb storage. To the side of the home is an exceptionally private ‘secret garden’ - a real sun trap with two composite decked areas, a built in BBQ and raised vegetable beds.