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" An elegant five bedroom detached Georgian home with a lovely garden and an abundance of character throughout and is set in the heart of a desirable Oxfordshire village.

Originally built in the late 1700s Score House has recently undergone an extensive program of improvements and refurbishment, the accommodation is set over three floors and offers great family space.

From the light entrance hallway, the formal dining room leads off to the right. It is a glorious room with dual aspect windows, window seats, oak floor and a cast iron fireplace.

The kitchen/breakfast room is the hub of the house with its traditional setting, floor and eye level units, Villeroy Boch double sink and four oven Aga. It's a well planned space for everyday living and entertaining. Travertine floor and integral Neff appliances complete the kitchen. The cosy family room opens off the kitchen/breakfast room and is an ideal place for some time out or to watch your favourite television programme in front of the fantastic multi fuel stove. A utility with WC and boot room are located off the rear hallway with a door leading out to the rear garden.
A formal sitting room completes the ground floor accommodation and enjoys views across the extensive rear garden.

On the first floor you will find two good sized double bedrooms to the front, a family bathroom and a great master bedroom with separate dressing room and an en-suite shower room with Swaddling 'Invincible' shower.

The second floor offers two further double bedrooms and an additional family shower room.

The extensive landscaped gardens to the rear of the property (designed by local firm Nicholsons) have been well thought out with a paved patio area nearest the property stepping down to a further lawn area with a greenhouse and a purpose built BBQ with chimney. Beyond the wall, the garden extends further and is currently used for growing vegetables and for children's play. The gardens enjoy views over open fields to the rear.

A gated drive down the side of the house leads to off-road parking and gives access to the garden and over-sized garage which is currently divided by the present owners as a space for a vehicle to the front and a home office/gym to the rear.


The vibrant village of Fritwell is approximately 6 miles north west of Bicester. Junction 10 of the M40 is a few minutes drive away and offers commuter access to London, M25 and Birmingham. This gem of a village, with very little passing traffic, has a real community feel with various activities for all ages including the village hall, playing fields where the rugby team play, a playgroup and a scout hut. The village shop is nearby offering a Post Office and a butchers.

For those with education in mind the village has an excellent C of E primary school with the towns of Bicester and Brackley offering further education. The property is also within the catchment of the new Heyford Park Free School. Bicester has two railway stations. Bicester North offers a great commuter service to London Marylebone in around 45 minutes and you can reach Birmingham in 1 hour. Bicester Town offers a service to Oxford. The line is currently being upgraded and will provide a route to London Paddington. "