Steeped in history and full of character, this Grade II-listed 17th-century house in Chipping Norton has been a wine merchant’s home, girls’ school and doctor’s surgery - before becoming the beautifully expressive space it is today. Beautifully restored with original elm floor boards and a carefully chosen, sympathetic colour palette. Spanning approximately 3,800 sq ft, the house offers a generous and versatile layout, with 5 bedrooms and a series of well-proportioned reception rooms that lend themselves effortlessly to editorial shoots, lifestyle campaigns and narrative-led productions. Period features sit comfortably alongside a playful, contemporary palette, where spirited paint colours and tactile materials bring a fresh, creative energy to the historic bones of the building. To the rear, a long and private garden provides a tranquil outdoor setting, framed by mature trees and established planting - ideal for alfresco scenes, garden-led storytelling or quiet moments between takes. A richly layered location that balances heritage and modern expression, offering depth, warmth and visual interest for creators seeking something truly distinctive.