This historically significant house in Weston on the Green, a small village near Oxford, offers a unique blend of character and modernity. The property has been lovingly expanded and modified over nearly 50 years by its architect owners to create a versatile space that can accommodate multiple generations, home workers, teenagers, and even Airbnb guests. The house features a mix of old and new, with ancient timbers, beams, and fireplaces alongside modern additions such as a sunroom, studio/annex, and double-storey building that was once an architect's practice. The property has a wealth of features, including a dining room with French doors to the gardens, a kitchen with a peninsula, a living room with a deep Inglenook fireplace, and a modern extension with a large living room, boot room, and shower room. The house also has several bedrooms, including a unique turret bedroom with wattle and daub walls and a minstrels gallery. With its rich history, flexible layout, and abundance of natural light, Hazel Cottage is a truly special property that offers endless possibilities for its occupants.