Rectory House, a mid-century family home, is situated on the edge of Wootton Village, near Woodstock, offering a rural lifestyle with proximity to national commuter routes. The property, designed by F.R.S. Yorke, a pioneering British modernist architect, was originally commissioned for the Church in 1954 and has since become a private family home. The main house features four bedrooms, three reception rooms, a kitchen-dining area, and a self-contained annexe with a bedroom, bathroom, and open-plan kitchen-dining room. The property sits on a nearly 0.9-acre plot, surrounded by mature trees and wild shrubs, providing privacy and a haven for local wildlife. The grounds also feature a delightful pocket spinney with a pond and a zipline, offering unobstructed countryside views. While the property requires modernization, there may be scope for further development, subject to planning.