Condo in Charlbury

The flat is cosy and has been given a fresh makeover for the modern comfort without losing all the originality of its quirkiness. Perfect for those who appreciate imperfections of an old dwelling. It is not your typical Cotswolds cottage interiors but rather an eclectic interiors styled apartment created from the principles of sustainability, recycling and preserving the building using the existing sources. Great location away from the touristy areas but yet accessible to all the attractions. The space Sandford Mount is a well-known Victorian property in Charlbury. It was built in c1890, originally the house was the home for Christopher Bartlett, the first commercial frame-hive beekeeper in the country. Flat 1 is one of the available accommodations offered on the property. It is a charming cosy bolthole for a maximum of 2 guests plus an infant. Flat 1 has been given a fresh makeover for the modern comfort without losing all the originality of its imperfections and quirkiness of being a vintage building. There is even a homage paid to the history of the building with the bee wallpaper in the entrance lobby. It has one bedroom with a double bed and one bathroom. The flat also provides a working nook with a desk. The kitchen is fully equipped for basic to simple cooking. The lounge area has a 43 inch television for you to enjoy and the dining area has a table for two. Private parking is available on the property. The location is only a walking distance to the centre of the town where you can do your grocery shopping or grab breakfast, lunch or dinner at any of the popular eating spots and pubs there. Other things to note Azlida Leo is a well commended Asian photographer and named one of the most sought after for natural light portraiture in Asia. She is available for portraiture booking during your stay if you are interested. Message for details.