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The Old Rectory Broughton

This chic seven bedroom country abode sits next to the historic moated Broughton Castle.

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  • Sleeps 18
  • Bedrooms 9
  • Bathrooms 4
  • 1
  • Outdoor Heated Pool
  • —Heated swimming pool
  • —Gym
  • —Children's climbing playground
  • —Cinema room
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The Old Rectory Broughton

The Old Rectory is a stylish seven bedroom country house with large lawned garden, pool and gym in the village of Broughton, Oxfordshire

This chic seven bedroom country abode sits next to the historic moated Broughton Castle.

Indoors, the Old Rectory has a sumptuous panelled dining room, bright drawing room with bay window, comfortable sitting room, study, and cinema room for entertainment. The kitchen-breakfast room is well equipped.

Outside, large lawned gardens and heated pool make perfect spots to relax in. There is a pool house with gym and a children’s climbing playground in the copse for those with more energy! The house also has its own kitchen garden, and on-site guardians reside in the separate and self-contained Stable Cottage.

 

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