This historic vicarage, designed by Sir George Gilbert-Scott, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture, built from Cotswold stone in 1851. The substantial property, spanning over 5,300 sq ft, features beautifully proportioned rooms, ornate wood door surrounds, and fine mid-19th-century stone fireplaces. While thoughtfully refurbished in 1989, many original elements remain, including restored stone mullion windows, flagstone floors, and high ceilings. The property offers excellent opportunities for formal entertaining and family living, with four reception rooms, a large kitchen, and seven bedrooms. Situated in the charming village of Leafield, the house enjoys a secluded position next to the church and former coach house, surrounded by expansive lawns and mature trees. The village offers a range of amenities, including a shop, pub, and primary school, while nearby towns and cities provide a comprehensive range of services. The property is also well-connected, with Charlbury Station just 4.2 miles away, offering direct train services to London Paddington.