Family home and annexe with Thames river frontage and meadow. DescriptionThe original cottage dates to 1880 with later additions. Set back off the road, a porch leads to the front door. The hallway opens to the kitchen and the playroom, with all downstairs rooms interconnecting, making for a pleasing flow to the ground floor. The kitchen has painted wooden units below wooden and granite worktops and a terracotta floor. Appliances include Bosch induction hob, Neff fan oven and grill/oven combination, microwave and fridge/freezer. There is a Butler sink and useful large larder cupboard. A utility room and cloakroom are directly off with a door to the garden. The conservatory/breakfast room connects the kitchen with the sitting room through glazed French doors with glass panels either side, allowing for natural light to flood through. A full height decorative red brick chimney breast houses a Clear View wood burning stove. From here a further set of glazed French doors open to the playroom. On the first floor the principal bedroom has an en suite shower room. There are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house is fully double glazed with new UPVC windows throughout.Annexe/garageTwo sets of wooden doors open to a double garage. A dual aspect office is situated at the rear, with lovely views over the meadow towards the river. There is a small kitchenette and cloakroom to one side. A wooden outside staircase leads to a studio apartment above, which presents an opportunity to update and create a potential additional income stream.Outside.14 Abingdon Road is situated on the banks of the River Thames with 100 metres of river frontage and set in approximately 2 acres of grounds. Bordered by open farmland to the eastern boundary, the wild flower meadow is an exquisite extension of the garden. Paths are mown through creating delightful walks to the water's edge, with its pretty wooden jetty (10 metres long). Otters, kingfishers and deer are regular visitors, with the meadow being a haven for butterflies and dragonflies. There are full riparian rights for the enthusiastic angler. The Thames Path runs along the far side of the river ensuring privacy (all measurements are approximate).There is ample parking for numerous cars on the gravel drive with a field gate opening to the meadow. There is also a good-sized metal garden shed.LocationSutton Courtenay is a picturesque village, ideally located for easy access to Oxford, Abingdon, Milton Park and the Science Parks. The motorway and rail networks are easily accessible via the A34 and Dicot Parkway respectively, and regular bus services run from the village to Oxford and Abingdon.The village has a primary school, two pubs, The Fish restaurant, an active church, village hall, recreation ground, village stores and post office. There are lovely walks including along The Thames Path and The Hanson Cycle Way connects Oxford to Harwell, enabling a cycle commute to Didcot Parkway.The market town of Abingdon is nearby and ideal for everyday shopping requirements. The town also boasts an excellent choice of schools, both state and private and Hunscot is within the catchment of the highly regarded Europa School, under a mile away.Square Footage: 2,020 sq ft Acreage: 2 AcresDirectionsFrom London or Oxford, take the A34. Turn off at the Milton Interchange signposted Wantage and Didcot. Take the exit towards Milton Park. After a short distance turn left onto High Street. After 1.6 miles turn right onto the A4016 Drayton Road. Continue through Sutton Courtenay and turn left onto Abingdon Road. The property is the last house on the right by the traffic lights.DistancesAbingdon 2 miles, Oxford 9 miles, Didcot Parkway (London Paddington from 42 mins) 4.3 miles, Central London 57 miles(Distances are approximate) Additional InfoServices - Mains water and electric. Oil central heating. Private drainageCouncil Tax - Band FPhotographs taken and brochure prepared May 2023 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_abingdon-d196608/for-sale_i71709543
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A three bedroom detached home, located close to the town with off street parking and a garage. DescriptionThe front door opens into the entrance hall, complete with a cloakroom. The inner hall has stairs to the first floor and a step down into the spacious sitting room. The sitting room features a higher than average celling and large bay window, providing a wonderful light and airy feel. Off the sitting room is the large dining room, with a sliding patio door to outside as well as a separate study. The kitchen/breakfast room is at the rear of the house and is fitted with a range of wall and base units. There is space for a fridge/freezer and plumbing for a washing machine, a stable door leads outside, to the side of the house and garden.On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. All the bedrooms have built in cupboards, with the principal bedroom also boasting an en suite bathroom. There is further storage available in the landing, family bathroom and large boarded loft. Outside, the property is enclosed to one side by an historic wall with with pedestrian access via an attractive wrought iron gate and a separate vehicle access, that provides ample off street parking for several cars and the detached garage. A path leads from the drive to the house. There is an established front garden laid to lawn and paving / patio areas that wrap around the house and are perfect for outside entertaining and privacy.LocationSituated in the heart of Henley-on-Thames with all major amenities including a fine variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. More comprehensive facilities can be found in nearby towns of Reading, Maidenhead and Windsor. Henley station provides a link to the mainline railway stations in Reading and Twyford with a fast service to London Paddington as well as the Elizabeth Line. The M4 J8/9 is approximately10 miles distant, providing access to Heathrow and the motorway network. There are schools of excellent repute in the area.Sporting facilities include golf at a number of local courses and boating on the River Thames.Square Footage: 1,360 sq ft DirectionsFrom Market Place, continue straight past the Town Hall into Gravel Hill, the property can be found towards to top on the left just before the turning into Paradise Road. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_henley-on-thames-d527821/for-sale_i70750216
An interesting development opportunity is offered with this four-bedroom detached cottage set in grounds approaching 0.7 of an acre, with outline planning permission to build three detached properties.The property is tucked away at the far end of Beggars Lane, a popular non-estate location close to the heart of this highly regarded village, which is well served with good local amenities and transport links.The existing cottage offers 1228 square feet of accommodation and is set at the front of the plot, offering extension potential, (subject to planning), should you wish to retain the property, as part of any future development.The current planning provides three two-storey 1890 square feet, detached houses; full details can be found under planning reference: P23/V1140/0.It should be noted that the stained-glass windows, along with the shaker pegs in the bedroom will be removed prior to completion.Thomas Merrifield are acting as joint agents: Â Â EPC Rating: E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages/for-sale_i69819477
A substantial period farmhouse, Listed grade II, now in need of renovation. DescriptionParsonage Farm presents an exciting opportunity to breathe new life into what has been a much loved family home for 53 years. Situated at the northeast corner of the Marsh Baldon Village Green, the house dates from the 17th century and is timber framed with brick infills. It was remodelled and substantially extended during the 19th century. The house sits back off the lane, facing south, behind a pretty and established walled garden. The front door opens to a central hallway with Victorian tiled floor. Two square reception rooms are situated either side and are in the oldest part of the house. Timber framing and some herringbone brick is exposed. Both rooms have open fireplaces. The large kitchen is situated at the rear of the farmhouse with doors opening to one of the reception rooms, the hall, a further smaller reception room, utility room, cloakroom and rear hall. Presently there are wooden units with an oven, hob, dishwasher and fridge. The rear hallway accesses a shower room, office, secondary staircase and outside doors to both sides of the house. There is also a cellar with stairs down from the front hall. Stairs rise from the hall, with a quarter turn, to the first floor where there are five bedrooms and a family bathroom. The secondary staircase at the end of the corridor lands in the rear hall by one of the back doors. From the landing the main staircase continues to the second floor, again with a quarter turn, to two attic rooms.OutsideThe driveway leads past the front garden and house to a yard at the rear. Here there are five timber stables, feed store and tack store. Attached to the house is a brick coal bunker with a rug store behind. There is also a separate wooden garage with store behind. Beyond the yard is an orchard and paddocks. In all about one and half acres.LocationParsonage Farmhouse is situated in a magical setting on the edge of the Green in the sought after village of Marsh Baldon. Lying approximately 6 miles south of Oxford, it is a "history book" village, centred around the 24 acre gated village Green which is believed to be the largest in the country, and is where the local cricket club play in the summer. Local amenities include The Seven Stars, a community owned public house, a primary school and the parish church. Communications are good with easy access to the M40 and M4 motorways to London. Didcot mainline station is approximately 8 miles away, with a regular service to London Paddington, with an approximate journey time of 40 minutes. The location is convenient for many well-known schools including those in Oxford and Abingdon.Square Footage: 3,561 sq ft DirectionsFrom the A4074 towards Henley on Thames. Pass through Nuneham Courtenay and, towards the end of the village, take the left hand turning signposted "The Baldons". On entering Marsh Baldon pass the green on your right and then take the road around the side of the green, passing the village school, and Parsonage Farm Barns will be seen at the end on the left. Additional InfoOxford 6 miles, Abingdon 8 miles, Didcot mainline train station 8 miles (all mileages are approximate)TenureFreehold with vacant possession on completion.ServicesMains gas, electricity, water and drainage are available.Agents NoticeA Specific Defect Report has been prepared for Parsonage Farmhouse and a copy is available for interested parties. Photographs taken and brochure prepared June 2023. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxford-d196474/for-sale_i71582032
A quintessential cottage set in the most beautiful and desirable of villages. DescriptionRose Cottage is a charming & beautifully presented late 17th century Grade II listed cottage constructed of timber frame with brick and flint infill, old tile roof and eaves-line dormers. In recent years, the accommodation has been much improved and extended to benefit from the charm of a country cottage whilst incorporating the clever use of glass to provide contemporary style living. The cottage exudes character with vaulted ceilings, two open brick fireplaces with original brick and flint oven projections, leaded windows, exposed wall and ceiling timbers and stripped floors throughout. Entering the dual aspect sitting room, the room features an open brick fireplace with log burner and original feature bread oven, dating from when the cottage was a bakery. In the front wall of the property, a small, low-level window speaks to the property's history as the village post office. The newly fitted "Shaker style" kitchen nestles in the heart of the house, with a range of wall and base units under a granite worktop, free standing range cooker and built in butlers sink with mixer and boiling water taps. There is a stable door to the side garden and stairs down to the cellar. Leading from the kitchen and at the rear of the house is the double aspect dining / family room, with a double height glazed wall with French doors to a raised terrace and garden that has wonderful views over fields to the 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang' windmill. The room has a flagstone floor with a floodlit circular floor windowed water well feature. A spiral wrought iron staircase leads up to the impressive mezzanine style guest bedroom featuring a vaulted ceiling and newly fitted en-suite shower room and enjoying the large glazed window with stunning views over fields up to the windmill. In the older part of the house, accessed via a separate staircase there are two further bedrooms. One being the larger principal bedroom with feature vaulted ceiling as well as a newly fitted three piece bathroom suite. Outside, a grass verge with established flowering border lies to the front of Rose Cottage, next to a stone path which leads to a rambling rose covered entrance porch and then continues alongside the property, with a well-stocked raised flowering bed to one side. Outdoor dining can be enjoyed from the flagstone terrace, which is situated to the rear of the property and is accessed either from the dining/sitting room or the kitchen. From here, steps with raised herbaceous borders to either side, lead up to a gently rising lawn, with wood clad outbuilding with tiled roof beyond. Clematis and wisteria covered pergolas lead up through the garden to a sun deck situated at the top providing an large entertaining area with views overlooking the Turville Valley up to the windmill beyond.LocationCentrally located in the much sought-after Chiltern village of Turville. The village boasts an excellent public house, village nursery school and church (renowned for its' appearance in The Vicar of Dibley comedy series) and small equestrian/riding centre. Turville is surrounded by land owned by the Wormsley Estate and the Turville Court Estate, all of which is beautiful countryside with footpaths and bridleways offering miles of fantastic riding and walking. Henley-on-Thames, Marlow and access to the M40 (via J5) are close at hand. These towns including the other regional centres of Oxford, High Wycombe and Reading offer comprehensive shopping, educational and recreational facilities. Regular trains go from High Wycombe to London Marylebone (the Chiltern Line). There are a number of fine golf & race courses in the surrounding area along with numerous boating facilities along the River Thames.Square Footage: 1,442 sq ft DirectionsFrom either Henley-on-Thames or Marlow proceed on the A4155 towards Mill End. On approaching the hamlet of Mill End turn north up the Hambleden valley signposted to Hambleden and Skirmett. Bypass Hambleden, proceed through Skirmett and at Fingest turn left signposted to Turville. Follow the road into the village and Rose Cottage can be found on the right opposite The Bull & Butcher Public House. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i71034295
Built in the late 1990's this spacious detached house is well positioned in the sought-after location of Gidley Way in the ever popular village of Horspath. Providing generous (3,400sq ft - 319sq m) accommodation across three floors arranged as;Entering the front door there is a good study to the right and a large family country-styled kitchen/breakfast room to the left with doors that open on to the sunny, south-facing terrace and a utility room at the front with a door to the side walkway. There is a spacious sitting room to the rear with an attractive fire-place as the focal point and more doors opening in to the garden. There is a dining room or second sitting room and a WC before you reach the staircase to the first floor. From the first floor landing doors open into each of the four double bedrooms (three with en-suite bath or shower rooms) and a family bathroom. Another staircase leads up to the second floor with two further double bedrooms served by another shower room. in addition, there is a walk-in store-room and a large airing cupboard housing the two boilers for the central heating system.Outside, there is a large front drive with parking for several vehicles as well as a garage. The sunny, south-facing rear garden is laid mainly to lawn with trees to the boundaries and enjoys pedestrian side access to the front.This really is a generous and exceptional property in this location and must be seen to be appreciated.We look forward to your call!Agents NotesCouncil Tax Band GSouth Oxfordshire District CouncilLocation Horspath is a village on the south-eastern edge of Oxford just two miles outside the ring-road. Offering an excellent range of local amenities including village hall and convenience store, service station and two pubs, the Shotover Brewing Company are located in the village and there are excellent sports facilities nearby with Horspath Cricket Club being particularly well known. The village primary school is well-regarded and often a reason for people moving in to the village. The village is well positioned within a short drive of the Oxford ring road, yet benefits from easy access on foot to Shotover Country Park and a nature reserve as well as plenty of footpaths to access the local countryside. CyclingWith the recent upsurge in cycling it is worth noting that this is a great place to commute to Headington and Oxford by bicycle using the cycle lane that runs between Horspath and the Oxford Ring Road. In addition, the village is a great place from which to discover the countryside around us by bike. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_horspath-d605511/for-sale_i71283609
Idyllic country home in secluded location. DescriptionLittle Manor is a little gem, tucked away within the village, in a private secluded position. The house is full of character and charm with thatched roof, stone mullion windows, flag stone floors, and exposed overhead beams. The ground floor reception rooms have high ceilings and offer generous room proportions. The hall with tiled floor leads to the cloakroom and utility/boot room with entrance door to the herb garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is the hub of the house with south facing stone mullion windows and window seat, with plenty of space for a family dining table. This leads through into the spacious dining room with exposed stone walls, parquet flooring and wood burning stove, ideal for family entertaining. Glazed doors lead out onto the pretty garden. The large sitting room with south facing window seats, has flagstone floors and fireplace with access to the original front door via a separate passageway. The cellar is accessed via stone steps providing useful storage space. Upstairs there are four bedrooms including the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further bedrooms and two bathrooms. Outside the gardens consist of the orchard with mature fruit trees, the sunken garden with pond, the herb garden and vegetable working garden. All interspersed with a variety of mature English country garden plants including wisteria, honey suckle, clematis, and winter jasmine. The vegetable garden has a greenhouse with electric points, and also provides some flat lawn for children to play on. There is a separate stone detached thatched barn providing very useful storage space for garden machinery and larger items, which could be converted into a studio/annex subject to planning consent. The brick stable block provides undercover parking for vehicles as well as the addition of two stables. There is parking for several vehicles on the private drive. This is all situated within about 0.4 acres. There is also the option to rent further land of 1.75 acres adjacent to the drive for £300 per annum (at time of print). This property would suit those looking for a bolt hole in the country or family's upsizing wanting more outdoor space with the opportunity to rejuvenate the existing living accommodation and outbuildings.LocationWith references in the Domesday book, Wroxton is a beautiful conservation village in North Oxfordshire made up of predominantly ironstone cottages and farmhouses and the home of Wroxton Abbey. Local amenities in the village include the Wroxton House hotel, a well regarded Church of England (St Marys Church), primary school, sports club, and village hall. More extensive facilities can be found in the market towns of Banbury and Chipping Norton, and further afield in Stratford- Upon Avon, Warwick or Oxford for recreational, cultural and leisure facilities. Communication links include the M40 (J11) only 3 miles away giving access to Oxford (A34) and London to the South and Birmingham (M42) to the North. Mainline train services from Banbury to London (Marylebone) from 55 minutes at peak times.Excellent local schooling facilities with secondary education provided by Warriner School (Bloxham). For private schooling Tudor Hall (girls), Bloxham (co-ed), Kings High (girls), Warwick (boys) and Stratford Grammar. Preparatory schools in the area include St John's Priory, Carrdus (Overthorpe), Winchester House (Brackley) and Beachborough (Westbury). Leisure activities in the area include golf at Tadmarton; driving range at Drayton; theatres at Stratford upon Avon and Oxford; motor racing at Silverstone; horse racing at Warwick and Stratford upon Avon; Soho Farmhouse private members club approximately 11 miles. Additional InfoThere is pedestrian access from Church Road to the rear garden whereby a general maintenance fee may be required for the upkeep of the access. The front drive is privately owned with Little Manor having a right of way over it. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_banbury-d197144/for-sale_i68609796
This delightful family house offers light and bright reception rooms with generous ceiling heights. Presented to a high standard, the property offers a flexible layout to accommodate modern family living. On the ground floor is a welcoming entrance hall, a generous kitchen/breakfast/dining room with Miele appliances and bi-fold doors opening on to the garden, a utility room, a sitting room with a log-burning stove, and a study opening on to the ground floor bedroom suite. The principal bedroom is on the first floor and has a large walk-in wardrobe, with air conditioning and an en suite bathroom; there are two further bedrooms, both with en suite bathrooms and air conditioning on this floor. The second floor is currently arranged with a bedroom, kitchenette, sitting room and shower room; ideal for use as a self-contained flat or to be converted to provide additional bedrooms depending on needs.South House is approached over a short gravel drive, which opens on to a large parking area and a detached double garage. The attractive gardens are framed and secure and benefit from a southerly aspect.Clanfield is situated in the attractive rural countryside of West Oxfordshire, close to the borders of Gloucestershire and Wiltshire. The village is largely made up of Cotswold stone houses and cottages, with a mixture of more modern dwellings. Within Clanfield, there is a Post Office/shop/tea room, a primary school, the well-known Double Red Duke hotel/restaurant, and The Clanfield Tavern public house. Further amenities are available nearby in Bampton, Burford, Witney and Lechlade. The village is well located for a good selection of state and private schools, including St Hugh's, Ferndale, and St Edward's in Oxford, to name a few. The newly opened and acclaimed Estelle Manor is also close by. Communications from the property are excellent, with nearby Oxford and Swindon offering road and rail connections to London, as does Didcot (c.22 miles), with frequent services to London Paddington. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i70525272
Property DescriptionA fully detached, extended home offering well over 2000 SqFt of living accommodation and sat on a substantial plot with a 200ft South-Westerly facing rear garden. Having been much improved and finished to a high standard, this home features various reception rooms; offering ideal family versatility.Property DetailsMill Close consists of six houses built in central Chadlington opposite the highly regarded Tite Inn. This home has the benefit of being at the very end of the prestigious development alongside Chadlington Park with a mature tree lined boundary. The property has been significantly upgraded and reconfigured in recent years and features a number of reception rooms on the ground floor, offering much-needed versatility and flexibility for modern family living. This home sits on a significant plot with its rear garden stretching to some 200ft, and the front approx 150ft, additionally there is off-street parking for multiple vehicles. Chadlington is located between Chipping Norton, Charlbury and the Wychwoods. As well as the famous Tite Inn, the village has a butchers, village shop, primary school and cafe. Giving it a strong local community. Access to Oxford/London is via A44/M40 and mainline station at Charlbury. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i70549370
SUMMARY**Opportunity to VIEW a FINISHED CASTLETHORPE HOME in Withington and MEET THE BUILDER - Saturday 25th May! Call us TODAY to book your VIEWING!**DESCRIPTIONMeadow View is an outstanding four bedroom detached home built by locally renowned developer - Castlethorpe Homes. Meadow View sits to the far edge of the development and offers stunning countryside views. The home itself spans two storeys and offers a purchaser impressive living accommodation. The downstairs comprises large entrance hall leading into beautiful open plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen features contemporary shaker style units, an elegant stone worktop and integrated appliances. Leading off of the kitchen/dining room is a separate sitting room allowing for relaxation and entertainment, whilst a log burner adds a cosy touch to the living space. The remainder of the ground floor includes a useful utility room, study providing a dedicated space for work and a convenient WC. To the first floor are four spacious bedrooms with wardrobes provided to bedrooms one and two, a contemporary ensuite is a useful addition to the main bedroom, the other three bedrooms have access to the family bathroom for additional convenience. All bathrooms include a wall hung vanity unit, Minoli tiling and modern white sanitaryware. Externally, the garage offers secure parking and storage options with both power and light. Each home has been built with eco-credentials in mind and features an air source heat pump and electric car charging point. Please note this listing is for Plot 1, images used are CGIs and of other Castlethorpe Homes, for indicative purposes only.Kitchen/ Dining Room 19' 6 x 16' 5 ( 5.94m x 5.00m )Living Room 22' 10 x 14' 10 ( 6.96m x 4.52m )Study 13' 5 x 11' 3 ( 4.09m x 3.43m )Main Room 15' 10 x 13' 9 ( 4.83m x 4.19m )Bedroom Two 14' 4 x 13' 6 ( 4.37m x 4.11m )Bedroom Three 18' 7 x 9' 7 ( 5.66m x 2.92m )Bedroom Four 14' 8 x 9' 7 ( 4.47m x 2.92m )Disclaimer *Please note images used are of CGIs and other Castlethorpe homes, to be used for indicative purposes only.1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. THESE PARTICULARS ARE ISSUED IN GOOD FAITH BUT DO NOT CONSTITUTE REPRESENTATIONS OF FACT OR FORM PART OF ANY OFFER OR CONTRACT. THE MATTERS REFERRED TO IN THESE PARTICULARS SHOULD BE INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED BY PROSPECTIVE BUYERS OR TENANTS. NEITHER SEQUENCE (UK) LIMITED NOR ANY OF ITS EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS HAS ANY AUTHORITY TO MAKE OR GIVE ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY WHATEVER IN RELATION TO THIS PROPERTY. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_station-road-d623757/for-sale_i71821924
**CHAIN FREE - Viewings strictly by appointment - 22nd & 23rd March - call to book your time slot**Weald Farmhouse was built over 200 years ago and nestles in the small Hamlet of Weald, located on the fringes of Bampton in the Oxfordshire countryside. The house has been painstakingly and completely restored by the current owners over recent years. They have extended the main house to create a beautiful kitchen with space for entertaining that opens onto the rear terrace and garden beyond. There is a useful boot room, separate laundry with original flagstone flooring and a great office space with views over the garden. The main house has classic proportions with generous reception rooms and character features throughout. There is a separate one bedroom annexe that makes a great guest suite or Airbnb and a 29ft x 14ft studio/gym. The front of the property is enclosed by Cotswold stone walling and timber gates. There is an additional barn that is used as a workshop. Bampton is a small, picturesque village in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside. The River Thames runs through the neighbouring countryside and there are a number of excellent pubs and coffee shops located in nearby Clanfield and Bampton itself. The thriving community has access to some of the best schools in the UK, including a number of outstanding primary and secondary schools in and around Bampton.Bampton is located in close proximity to many of the major cities in the South of England, including Oxford, Bristol, and London. It is also easily accessible via the M40 motorway and has good rail connections to the rest of the country. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69321114
An outstanding and high-quality city centre duplex apartment with a stunning open plan living/dining space. The property boasts an impressive 1700 sqft of accommodation and a host of character features, and there is easy access via a lift to the floor of the apartment entrance.The 2 double bedrooms and the main bathroom are on the first floor with the master bedroom suite situated on the upper level. Perfect for those attending the Said Business School or those wanting modern city living. A lockable garage is also included.The property is currently tenanted until September 2024. It is let furnished and the owner/landlord will include furniture in the sale under separate negotiation.The property is located on the Lion Brewery conversion on St Thomas Street in Oxford. It is located within a three minute walk of the historic Oxford Castle sites and within very easy reach of the city centre, colleges and many amenities. The City has excellent communications with access to the M40 (both junctions 8 & 9) connecting to London and Birmingham and the A34 linking to Newbury and the M4. This landmark building is also within easy walking the world famous Said Business School and railway station (London Paddington approx 55 minutes).Additional Material Information:Electricity Supply: MainsWater Supply: MainsSewerage: MainsHeating: ElectricParking: GarageGrade Listed: NoNon-standard construction type?: NoGround Rent Increase information (if appropriate): PeppercornFreehold service/estates charge information (if appropriate): There is a £220 insurance premium on the service charge. The lease has a restrictive covenant preventing use of the property as a holiday let.Flood Risk: Further information is available via the Gov.uk websiteAll information given is to the best of our knowledge at the time of writing based on information provided by the seller and additional research, albeit we would always recommend seeking confirmation as part of buyer's due diligence and the conveyancing/survey process. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-thomas-street-d600656/for-sale_i71836815
A striking Georgian Grade II listed semi detached home in a delightful village setting. DescriptionThis remarkable four-storey semi-detached Georgian Grade II listed home nestles in the picturesque village of Lewknor. Brimming with character, it boasts numerous original features that capture its timeless charm, including sash windows with elegant shutters and window seats, exposed wooden and tiled floors, inviting open fireplaces, lofty ceilings, and beautifully panelled doors.The Old Vicarage's historic origins trace back to the 1720s, earning it a well-deserved mention in esteemed publications like Pevsner's Oxfordshire Buildings of England and the Shell Guide. Stepping through the impressive part-glazed wooden front door, you'll enter the welcoming entrance hall, characterised by painted floorboards and high ceilings. From here, doors lead to the sitting room, kitchen/dining room, utility room, cloakroom and the cellar.The delightful sitting room beckons with its inviting open fireplace, wooden surround, and stone hearth. Two large sash windows adorned with functional shutters fill the room with natural light, while oak floorboards and wall paneling add to its allure.The dining room, with its front-facing windows and convenient concertina doors connecting it to the kitchen, can be used as one large open space or a more formal dining area. It features a charming fireplace, pine floorboards, and two sash windows with wooden shutters.The practical country kitchen boasts wall and floor units topped with elegant granite worktops. There's space for an electric Aga, a dishwasher, and an island unit. A side window with a double sink below, partly tiled walls, and wooden floorboards complete the picture. French doors lead to the wood-framed conservatory, equipped with underfloor heating and offer views of the garden.The generously sized utility room provides space for a washing machine and additional white goods. There are built in wall and base level units under a worktop and a separate cupboard housing the oil-fired boiler. A featured arched window opens to a private courtyard area behind the garage, This area previously obtained planning permission for converting the garage into an additional reception room, with a rear link extension leading to the door in the utility room.At the end of the hallway, you will find a door that leads to a pantry and cloakroom. As well as a rear door, to a covered porch leading to the patio and garden beyond. Under the main staircase, stairs lead down to the vaulted wine cellar, boasting original exposed brick flooring and being one of the oldest parts of the house. From the entrance hall a wide staircase leads to the expansive first-floor landing, with access to three double bedrooms and family bathroom. The principal bedroom, features a fireplace, substantial built-in floor-to-ceiling wardrobes on either side, two large sash windows at the front and a doorway that leads into the dressing room that could be ideal as a nursery/additional bedroom/study or converted to serve as an en suite. Bedroom's two and three, enjoying high ceilings and their own wash hand basins. The family bathroom features part-tiled walls, a free-standing bathtub, walk-in shower, low-level W.C, a vanity wash hand basin and the airing cupboards housing a 'megaflow' hot water tank.Further stairs lead to the second floor that offers a generous living space with ample storage. It includes a further bathroom, two double bedrooms and a large playroom area. This floor could be converted to accommodate a separate annex if needed.Outside, The Old Vicarage overlooks the tree-lined grounds of the village's primary school and the venerable 12th-century church of St. Margaret. There is a gravel horseshoe in-and-out driveway providing apple parking. To the left of the house is the attached single garage. It was originally used as the Vicar's study and still features ornamental coving set in a high ceiling. There is a coal-store and passageway between the garage and the house, providing access from the front to the courtyard of the utility room. Surrounding the property are established flower beds, mature trees, and shrubs. The rear garden basks in a south-easterly aspect, providing scenic views across open fields. It offers a kitchen garden with raised beds and mature trees. Just outside the conservatory, a brick-paved patio leads to the lawned area that occupies most of the garden. At the rear of the garden, there is an inviting patio area is enclosed by a living willow fence, and an ornamental pond.LocationSituated in the Oxfordshire village of Lewknor, on the edge of the Chilterns Hills a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Aston Rowant nature reserve. The village has a range of facilities including a pre-school, Lewknor Church of England Primary School with an Ofsted rating of good. A 12th century parish church, the highly-regarded The Leathern Bottle public house, village hall and recreation ground.Secondary school education can be found at Icknield Community College in Watlington and Lord Williams's School in Thame, which also has a sixth form. School buses operate from the village to Cranford House, The Oratory and the Abingdon schools. With further schools in the area of excellent repute and include the Moulsford, a wide range of Oxford and Abingdon schools including the Dragon, Headington, St Edwards and Radley College. The nearby market towns of Watlington and Thame have excellent local shopping facilities and the larger towns of Henley-on-Thames and Marlow offer extensive leisure and recreational facilities. The city of Oxford is accessible via the M40 with the Oxford Tube bus service running from Lewknor to London/Oxford 24 hours a day. Mainline train services run from Haddenham, Thame Parkway, Princes Risborough and High Wycombe to London Marylebone. Bus services run to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. There is extensive walking, cycling and riding in the surrounding Chilterns countryside.Square Footage: 3,640 sq ft DirectionsLeaving Henley-on-Thames via the Fairmile (A4130). Continue through the village of Bix towards Nettlebed. At the mini roundabout continue straight on. upon entering the High Street turn right into Watlington Street (B481). Continue for 5.2 miles to Watlington and turn right into Couching Street (B4009). Follow the road through the town towards the M40. After about 2.4 miles, turn left signposted Lewknor and follow the road towards the church where the property can be found on the righthand side. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i71583402
A beautiful timber-framed Grade II Listed Farmhouse and Barn set in a wonderful cottage garden an grounds of 0.37 acres offering charming yet eminently practical accommodation in the heart of this picturesque village.Tudor House has been the subject of a comprehensive and sympathetic restoration over a 30 year period at the hands of the present craftsman owners. The main house offers four bedrooms and four reception rooms over three floors, including a stunning panelled dining room, a traditional farmhouse kitchen, a lovely family room/music room complete with gallery above and wine cellar. The house is fitted with original features from inglenook fireplaces herringbone brick floors leaded windows and oak boarded floors. The timbers have been carefully stripped as have the internal doors. On the practical side there is gas central heating and two well-appointed bathrooms. (Listed Building Consent has been obtained to add a further en-suite to the main bedroom). The barn and workshop spaces are particularly impressive and offer a host of uses from a studio or potential annex to housing a large collection of vehicles. The barn has been rethatched during 2022.Additional material information:Predicted broadband speed basic 10 MBPS, super fast, 56 MBPS, Ultrafast 1000 MBPSMobile coverage good EE, 02 and VodaphoneOn inspection of the official copy of register of title there are no restrictions or covenants registered.East Hagbourne is a charming South Oxfordshire village renowned for its most picturesque main street often featured by local artists. There is a popular village primary school (Ofsted good 2019) a thriving village public house the Fleur de Lys and a community shop/post office. The village also has a strong and active community (easthagbourne.net).Didcot is the closest local town just 2 miles away and offers a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities at the Orchard Centre together with a multiplex cinema and an excellent mainline rail service from Didcot Parkway to London Paddington within 45 minutes. Other local market towns include the historic Thameside market towns of Abingdon and Wallingford. Oxford Reading and Newbury are all close by being 15 miles 19 miles and 18 miles respectively. M4 and M40 motorway access is reached via the A34 just 3 miles away at Chilton and Milton junction. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69859439
A unique opportunity to own a five-bedroom home, surrounded by beautiful grounds. The impressive rooms have an abundance of period detail, including fireplaces, wooden strip floors, an original staircase, exposed beams, high ceilings and large sash windows with traditional wooden shutters.The ground floor has a large open kitchen/dining room and benefits from stone floors, a recently installed wood burner, and a door opening out to the courtyard. There is also a drawing room, which is dual aspect, and a living room, both with views across the fields to the front.Nestled between Marcham and Frilford Heath, the immediate surroundings are known as 'Sheepstead', related to the historical Sheepstead Park and comprising a small number of properties with a distinct, friendly, local identity conscious that this is a special place to live.The property is approached by a driveway leading to a private parking area both in front and to the side of the property, as well as a double garage. There is also a cellar that can be used for additional storage. The private gardens are mostly laid to lawn and interspersed with trees, flowers and shrubs.Marcham is a sought-after village with excellent transport links. Facilities within the village include a post office, farm shop, public house, church and popular primary and nursery schools. Marcham also benefits from its own cricket, football and tennis clubs, and neighboring Frilford Heath has a national standard golf club.Communications are marvelous with the A34 within a short drive linking to the M40 and M4, and also Didcot Parkway Station offering a fast train service to London Paddington in about 35 minutes. Heathrow Airport is located via the A34 and M4.There is also excellent local schooling with Cokethorpe, Cothill, Chandlings and The Manor all close by, along with St Helen's and St Katharine's, St Hugh's, The Manor School and Abingdon Prep School within easy reach. Christchurch, Magdalen College, St. Edward's, Radley College, and The Dragon can be found in Oxford.Directions - From Oxford, take the A420 towards Swindon. At the first roundabout, bear left onto the A338 to Wantage. On reaching Frilford, turn left into Faringdon Road, and right after a short distance, Sheepstead Road will be found on the right hand side. Continue over the two cattle grids and the property will be seen just after on the right hand side. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_abingdon-d196608/for-sale_i70476526
Home:*Detached Home*Mid-Century Design*4 Bedrooms*Ground Floor Study*Kitchen-Diner*Utility Room*Converted Garage Room*Large Plot (Scoop for extension subject to planning)* WCServices:* Mains Gas*Mains Electric*Mains Water*Mains Sewage*Super Fast BroadbandGrounds:*Garage Room*In and out driveway*Mature rear garden*Large L shaped Garden Plot*Almost three-quarters of an acre in sizeWelcome to The Nest: A Blend of Heritage and Elegance on Cumnor HillCharming IntroductionNestled right in the middle of the coveted ascent of Cumnor Hill, in the quaint yet vibrant Botley, is 40 Cumnor Hill. A home that we have aptly nicknamed "The Nest", it stands as a paragon of mid-century architecture and modern grace. Built in the blossoming era of the 1950s, this 4-bedroom detached sanctuary promises a blend of nostalgia and contemporary living.As you approach 40 Cumnor Hill, the residence greets you with an air of dignified presence, it's facade a testament to the enduring designs of it's time. The well-manicured frontage invites you into a world where time-honoured craftsmanship meets present-day aesthetics. You will find a useful in and out driveway which will allow for the parking of up to 6 or so cars. Including a now converted garage room that could be switched back to it's original use if needed.Elegant Interiors: A Symphony of Space and LightStep through the front door and be enveloped by the warmth of a home that has celebrated life's moments. Each room within The Nest is a chapter of its own, with flowing spaces bathed in natural light. The good decorative standard throughout echoes a canvas of quality, ready for the personal touches of its new custodians. Downstairs, you step into the front corridor that allows access to the rest of the house. Immediately to your left, a practical study lit by the sun coming from the front of the house that maintains a sense of privacy due to the older green hedging around its circumference. Back out to the hall, proceeding in front of you and to the left you have both the reception room and kitchen-diner.Social Spaces: For Moments That MatterThe reception room boasts large, rolling windows that overlook the rear garden. Similarly, the open-plan kitchen-diner, also filled with light, seamlessly guides you into the sunroom. The sun room is where this property takes it nickname. As you are perched in the sun room you feel as if you are in a nest looking out across the beautiful mature gardens and trees. At the heart of The Nest lies a kitchen that's both functional and inviting, where the culinary arts can be embraced with joy. Quality appliances are seamlessly integrated, standing ready to assist in creating feasts for family gatherings or quiet dinners alike. The living areas are designed to foster togetherness, from the spacious lounge with views of the verdant outdoors to the dining room that whispers of shared stories and laughter-filled evenings.Restful Retreats: Slumber in SerenityThe four bedrooms are thoughtfully appointed sanctuaries, each offering a unique perspective of the property's surroundings. These peaceful retreats ensure that every slumber is cradled in comfort and every morning begins with an inspiring vista.The Enchanted Outdoors: A Verdant Embrace all that surrounds the houseThe Nest extends its embrace to the outdoors, where the private garden offers a sanctuary for flora and fauna alike. This space, vibrant with life, offers room for children's play, alfresco dining, or simply enjoying a moment of solitude under the sky's canopy. Located on Cumnor Hill, The Nest enjoys the tranquility of suburbia while being just a stone's throw from Botley's charming array of shops, cafes, and essential services. Oxford's historic and academic allure is but a brief journey away, ensuring the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility.The Nest: Your Next Chapter AwaitsAt 40 Cumnor Hill, The Nest is not just a residenceit's the backdrop for your future memories, a place where life unfolds in its beautiful complexity. Awaiting its new custodians, this property is more than a home; it's a living legacy of the joyous days past and the promise of tomorrow.About the area:Nestled atop Cumnor Hill lies a vibrant community, offering a plethora of amenities and conveniences. Strategically positioned for effortless travel, this area boasts easy access to major transportation routes. The A34 and A420 are within close reach, ensuring smooth commuting experiences for residents. Additionally, the proximity to Oxford train station, just 2 miles away, facilitates seamless travel to London in under an hour, catering to both work and leisure needs.Education flourishes in this locale, with a diverse array of state and independent schools dotting the landscape. From institutions like Matthew Arnold and The Dragon to local primary schools, the educational options are rich and varied, fostering growth and learning for all.Local shopping is a breeze, with nearby Botley offering supermarkets such as Waitrose and Aldi, along with the contemporary West Way shopping centre featuring a range of shops including a local butcher, fish and chip shop, pharmacy, Co-op and Tesco Express convenience store.For leisure pursuits, residents can indulge in a variety of activities. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at Frilford Heath, while those inclined towards water sports can explore Farmoor Reservoir. Furthermore, the surrounding countryside beckons with scenic walking trails, providing opportunities for relaxation and exploration.In essence, Cumnor Hill offers a harmonious blend of convenience, education, and leisure, making it an ideal place to call home for individuals and families alike.Arrange Your Visit TodayWe invite you to discover the beauty and soul of The Nest. To arrange a viewing and feel the essence of this exceptional property, please contact our team. Your story, interwoven with this home's history, awaits.Commuting:A34: approx 1 mileA420: approx 1.5 milesOxford Train Station: approx 2 milesShopping:West Way shopping centre: approx 0.5 milesAldi: approx 1 mileWaitrose: approx 1.4 milesSchooling:Matthew Arnold Secondary School: approx 0.4 milesBotley Primary School: approx 0.6 milesNorth Hinksey Church of England Primary School: approx 1.3 milesWest Oxford Community Primary School: approx 1.6 milesCumnor Church of England School: approx 1.8 milesTHE INTRICACIES: What3Words:///gentle.spins.boatsSquare Footage: 1999 I 185 square metres EPC rating: DLocal Authority: Vale of White Horse District Council I whitehorsedc.gov.uk EPC Rating: D For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxford-d196474/for-sale_i71032180
Property DescriptionA stunning detached family home bursting with character situated in the heart of the Freeland village complete with private driveway, separate annexe and beautifully presented throughout.Property DetailsStepping through the front door you are greeted by a light modern kitchen/diner which has been beautifully upgraded by the current owner creating a family hub of the home. From the kitchen there is access to the landscaped garden through the bi fold doors and access to the two reception room through the hallway. The first floor consists of four double bedroom, master ensuite, family bathroom and views over the front garden. The second floor consists of a versatile space currently used as a further bedroom and study area. Positioned on a generous plot the current owners have converted the garage to a bespoke annexe, perfect for air bnb which is currently fully booked. Due to the success of the holiday let market in the area the owner has also has a brilliantly design shepherds hut with woodburner.Video Viewings: If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages/for-sale_i71456001
Set on the edge of the popular hamlet of Henton, this stunning family home offers a wide range of accommodation and stunning views of farmland. The property has been successfully extended to create six well-proporti45oned bedrooms and three en-suites. The master bedroom boasts a beautiful balcony area, with far reaching views. Additionally, there is a large sunny rear garden with an outbuilding and a gated driveway to the front, offering ample parking and a large secure garage. Ground Floor:Spacious entrance hall with w/c and cupboard leads through to a bright and airy 24ft sitting room with bi-fold doors to the rear garden. There is a modern kitchen with a range of units and a breakfast bar, along with a separate dining room, study and studio to the rear. First Floor:Upstairs provides a range of six well-proportioned bedrooms. The master suite boasts a balcony, lovely views, an en-suite and there are two further en-suite bedrooms. There are two further bedrooms along with a modern family bathroom to complete the first floor.Outside:There is a large gated driveway to the front. This area boasts parking space for several vehicles, a lean to the right hand side and a spacious and secure garage to the left, with electric roller doors. The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped and offers a sunny south facing aspect. There is a spacious lawn, a range of mature shrubs and boarders, a large patio area and a substantial outbuilding to the rear which could be ideal for a gym or studio.Additional Information:Council Tax - Band GEPC Rating - D (64)The Location:Henton is an extremely pretty hamlet surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and boasts far reaching views of both countryside and The Chiltern Hills. Henton consists predominantly of farm buildings and stunning period homes and cottages, but there is a local horse-riding community with many bridle paths and riding schools offering livery and hacking. The Peacock Country Inn also offers fine food and accommodation. For travel, Bledlow lies approximately one mile to the east, Chinnor just over a mile to the west and Princes Risborough under four miles away also. Furthermore, via train to get to London Marylebone takes approximately 36 minutes, Junction 6 of the M40 is under five miles away, and London Heathrow Airport just 32 miles. Bus services to the local secondary schools can also be found in Henton, in particular for OFSTED Outstanding Lord Williams Secondary School in Thame. (Please be advised all distances and times are approximate and for guidance only.)Disclaimer:We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all those selling or buying a property. Whilst we retain responsibility for ensuring checks and any ongoing monitoring are carried out correctly, the initial checks are carried out on our behalf by Lifetime Legal who will contact you once you have agreed to instruct us in your sale or had an offer accepted on a property you wish to buy. The cost of these checks is £60 (incl. VAT), which covers the cost of obtaining relevant data and any manual checks and monitoring which might be required. This fee will need to be paid by you in advance of us publishing your property (in the case of a vendor) or issuing a memorandum of sale (in the case of a buyer), directly to Lifetime Legal, and is non-refundable. We will receive some of the fee taken by Lifetime Legal to compensate for its role in the provision of these checks. Parkers Estate Agents endeavour to ensure any sales particulars produced are both accurate and reliable, however they do not constitute part of any offer or contract. All measurements supplied are for guidance only and are not precise. Additionally any services, fixtures or fittings have not been tested by us and it is in the buyers interest to establish their condition or efficiency, and it is advised buyers obtain verification from their appointed solicitor as to the confirmed legal title of the property. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_chinnor-d197071/for-sale_i69105143
Property DescriptionThis four bedroom detached house is situated within Cumnor. To the ground floor you have three receptions rooms, a kitchen, conservatory and downstairs WC. To the first floor you have four bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom. The rear garden is this homes signature featureProperty DetailsVideo Viewings: If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxford-d196474/for-sale_i70417992
A truly superb family home situated in the most picturesque setting with sensational and unencumbered views of White Horse Hill. This property dates back to around 1850 and has been lovingly restored and extended to an exceptional standard by the current vendors, leaving no stone unturned. Oxleaze Farmhouse seamlessly incorporates a wealth of period features combined with high end fixtures and fittings for modern day living. Entering through the solid oak framed porch, you are greeted by a hall with a flagged stone floor, numerous storage cupboards and stairs to the first floor. The dining room sits to the front of the home and is very bright, being dual aspect, with a large central fireplace. On the other side of the hall is the formal sitting room which is cosy and has several period features such as a ceiling rose and a large Victorian stone fireplace. There is a study/bedroom four to the rear with French doors out to a secret side garden and wonderful views over horse fields. The real heart of the home is a magnificent kitchen/diner/family room that runs from the old part of the house into a recently added orangery with glass on three sides and French doors out. This room takes full advantage of the stunning surrounding grounds and capturing breathtaking views of the Ridgeway beyond. The Tom Howley of Cheltenham kitchen has ample floor and wall mounted Shaker-style units under a white stone worksurface. There is an extensive central island with breakfast bar, ceramic sink and Quooker hot water tap. Other features include a Rangemaster cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and larder cupboard. Moving past the cylindrical log burning stove into the orangery, all windows have been fitted with integrated blinds within the glass, ensuring this is a room to be used no matter the weather. On the first floor, the attention to detail continues. Two double bedrooms are serviced by a quirky family bathroom with a standalone bath and separate shower cubicle. The master suite has vaulted ceilings exposing fabulous large beams and leads though to an exceptional en suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe.Outside, this home sits in approximately ¾ of an acre of gardens. Electric gates over a cattle grid open on to a gravelled driveway sweeping to the front of the property and what was formerly a double garage. The current owners have converted this to a production kitchen to suit their individual requirements with power and plumbing, whilst still maintaining the garage doors to the front. With this in mind, this room could easily be used once again as a garage or could be transformed with ease to an annex/gym or potential AirBnB, subject to necessary permissions. The front garden is separated in three main areas and laid to lawn, interspersed with mature hedging , trees and flower borders. A wooded area camouflages the shed, carport and a stable which offers superb storage. To the side of the home is an exceptionally private 'secret garden' - a real sun trap with two composite decked areas, a built in BBQ and raised vegetable beds.Woolstone is a small village lying to the south of the White Horse. The White Horse of Uffington is one of the most impressive sites close to the ancient Ridgeway path, which traverses the steep chalk downs brooding over the Vale of the White Horse. Other sites include Dragon Hill, The Manger and Uffington Castle, which have been the subject of legend and folklore for over a thousand years. The village has a public house, "The White Horse", and a parish church. Just two miles from Woolstone is the historic village of Uffington which has a very successful Church of England primary school, a shop/Post Office, village hall and a parish church known as "The Cathedral of the Vale", with an unusual octagonal tower. Situated at the gateway to the Cotswolds in the Vale of the White Horse, Faringdon (c. 6 miles) is an historic market town offering a variety of shops, a weekly market and a monthly farmers' market. Larger stores can be found in Swindon (c. 12 miles), Oxford (c. 21 miles) and Wantage (c. 7.5 miles). Faringdon also has a Community College (secondary school), a leisure centre with indoor swimming pool, a health centre and dental practice. This is an ideal location for commuting, with superb access offered via the A420 and A34 to the M4 and M40 motorways which in turn connect to other routes north and south, and mainline train services from Oxford, Oxford Parkway, Didcot Parkway and Swindon. It is between one and two hours' drive to five international airports (Heathrow, Birmingham, Bristol, Luton and Southampton). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_faringdon-d197723/for-sale_i69932241
Monks Orchard is an attractive Grade II listed village house believed to date from the 1630s.The property has versatile accommodation and well-proportioned rooms, including a charming sitting room with a parquet floor, a woodburning stove and two pairs of doors leading into the garden.The attractive dining room with fireplace and French windows leads into a snug room with a wood-burning stove and cellar below.There is a well-appointed and light kitchen with electric AGA and tiled floor.The property is approached via a shared drive, which leads to a private gravelled parking area.A beautiful period barn with a loft above is currently used as a garage. Beside the barn is an attractive annexe that could be used for friends, family, or income potential.The delightful south-facing garden is a significant feature of the property. It is partly walled and mainly laid to lawn with various trees, shrubs and mature borders.Monks Orchard is in the heart of East Hendred, a picturesque and popular village at the foot of the Berkshire Downs in the historic Vale of the White Horse.East Hendred has excellent facilities, including two churches, two public houses and a village shop with a post office. There is also a community centre, sports club and museum.Didcot to London Paddington takes about 45 minutes, with the A34 providing easy access to Oxford to the north and Newbury and the M4 to the south.The market town of Wantage provides good day-to-day facilities, with Oxford having extensive shopping and recreational facilities. East Hendred has a preschool and two well-regarded primary schools, one Roman Catholic and the other Church of England.In addition to the local schools, there are excellent independent schools in the area, including Cothill, Pinewood, St Hugh's, Abingdon, Radley, St Edwards, St Helens, and St Catherine's.Services: Mains water and drainage and oil heatingDirections: what3words ///golden.saloons.regal For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wantage-d196801/for-sale_i69749086
Clifftop Paradise Overlooking Porthtowan BeachKey Features:Spectacular Location: Perched majestically on the clifftop, enjoy uninterrupted panoramic views of the glistening ocean and golden sands of Porthtowan Beach. Embrace the soothing sounds of the waves and the invigorating sea breeze from the comfort of your own home.Versatile Living Space: The property boasts three bedrooms, offering ample space for comfortable living or potential conversion to suit your needs. Potential for Refurbishment or Redevelopment: Whether you're seeking a renovation project to restore this coastal gem to its former glory or envisioning a modern masterpiece, the possibilities are endless. Capitalize on the prime location and unleash your creativity to craft a bespoke seaside haven.Outdoor Oasis: Step outside to a spacious garden area, offering a blank canvas for outdoor entertainment, relaxation, or al fresco dining against the backdrop of stunning sea views with access down to the beach just a few steps away.Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a slice of coastal paradise. Whether you're seeking a tranquil retreat, a lucrative investment, or a blank canvas for your dream home, this property promises endless potential in an unrivaled clifftop setting.Contact us today to arrange a viewing and start envisioning your coastal lifestyle!INFORMATION:Tenure: FreeholdEPC: E47Council tax band: CBroadband Availability: Superfast (Offcom) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_porthtowan-d537810/for-sale_i71527929
A four-bedroom detached home with a double garage and allocated parking. The Cadogan, is a spacious family home with a large entrance hall, separate kitchen, living, dining, and utility room, plus a downstairs cloakroom. The master bedroom resides on the first floor with an en suite shower room and built-in wardrobe. You will also discover a second double bedroom with an en suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. At Park View we're creating a community of new homes differently to other developers. By planning and building patiently, choosing partners who share our values, using materials and designs which fit the local style, and preserving habitats and routes for wildlife, we're building a community that we're all proud to have as part of our legacy. In the heart of rural Oxfordshire is the vibrant market town of Woodstock, nestled on the edge of the 2,000 acre Blenheim Park. You'll find independent boutiques, galleries, cafe's, pubs and restaurants as well as good schools, and plenty of clubs and societies. Close by is the Oxford Parkway and Long Hanborough train stations, and a wealth of bridleways, footpaths and cycle routes. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_woodstock-d578424/for-sale_i71545729
Stunning house, glorious outlook DescriptionThis impressive property lies in an enviable position in a close with glorious views to the rear, set in landscaped gardens. With a practical and flexible layout arranged over two floors, it is ideally configured to suit families of all ages. The welcoming reception hall, with its impressive winding oak and glass staircase, sets the scene for the proportions, style and finish throughout the property. The impressive open plan triple aspect kitchen/dining/breakfast room is perfect for entertaining and family gatherings, with the feeling of light and space enhanced by windows and bi-fold doors opening to the gardens. The light, welcoming dual aspect drawing room has an attractive fireplace and bi-fold doors opening to the terrace with views over the garden. The striking principal ensuite bedroom has a balcony overlooking the garden, and there are three further bedrooms on the first floor, one en suite, a family bathroom, and there is also a useful and practical downstairs en suite double guest bedroom which is currently being used as a play room. The paved driveway to the front provides parking for several cars, and there is also a detached double garage with additional parking. The inviting gardens have been carefully designed and thoughtfully landscaped to create terraces and areas which are ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. The gardens are lawned with raised borders stocked with plants and shrubs and have glorious far reaching views.LocationLong Hanborough is a sought after village about nine miles north west of Oxford. Amenities include a primary school, post office, surgery, dental practice, Co-Op store, two pubs, coffee shop and popular fish & chip shop. Sports facilities include football, cricket, bowls and tennis clubs. More extensive amenities are found in Oxford, Witney and Woodstock. The mainline station in the village provides a regular service to Oxford & London Paddington. Alternatively, Oxford Parkway (about seven miles) has a service to London Marylebone. Long Hanborough is also well placed for access to Oxford, Eynsham and Witney schools.Square Footage: 2,287 sq ft DirectionsLeave Oxford on the A44 north towards Woodstock. Turn right onto the A4095. On reaching Long Hanborough, Burleigh Court will be found in a close on the left hand, opposite The George and Dragon pub. Additional InfoServices - Mains water, electricity and drainage. Ground source heating.Brochure prepared and photographs taken May 2024.Council Tax - Band G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71430787
We are delighted to present this exquisite five-bedroom detached property offering the perfect haven for a growing family. Situated in the charming village of Brightwell-cum-Sotwell this remarkable home encapsulates comfort style and serenity.Step inside and be instantly captivated by the stunning features that adorn this residence. The beautifully designed principal suite serves as your peaceful sanctuary providing an unparalleled retreat to unwind after a long day. With three modern bathrooms convenience and comfort meet seamlessly ensuring no queue for the mornings.Embodying a warm ambience the spacious living areas are enhanced by a wood burner creating an inviting atmosphere for cosy family gatherings. The thoughtfully fitted kitchen is a chef's dream equipped with state-of-the-art appliances that will effortlessly accommodate your culinary adventures.Boasting not only elegance but also practicality this immaculate home features a double oak framed garage and a large driveway with 7KwH EV charging point offering ample parking space for all your vehicles. The property's extensive frontage adds a touch of grandeur providing a picturesque welcome before you even set foot inside.Nestled within private gardens this haven embraces the best of outdoor living. Let your little ones roam freely whilst you indulge in the peacefulness or transform this vast space into your own personalised sanctuary. The choice is yours. Additionally there is an exciting opportunity to convert a part of the property into a separate annex catering to your evolving needs.Located in the heart of the idyllic village of Brightwell-cum-Sotwell you'll discover a plethora of charming amenities at your disposal. Explore the rich history of the village has to offer furthermore Wallingford with its vibrant character is easily reachable satiating your desires for that perfect mix of village and town life.To add to the convenience the nearby Didcot Parkway train station ensures effortless journeys for commuters connecting you seamlessly to Oxford and Reading and beyond. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71777783
Farthings is a welcoming and versatile home, with accommodation equating to approx. 2334 sqft, allowing the current owners to have lived there for 38 years. The double-aspect sitting room has terrific natural light, with double doors opening on to the garden. The property also benefits from a recently reconfigured kitchen/dining room, which creates a generous space and the hub of the home, perfect for family life or entertaining. Upstairs you'll find accommodation over two further floors. There are five bedrooms, and two bathrooms, one of which is an en suite for the principal bedroom. Externally, there is a driveway and a double garage. The delightful landscaped rear garden has been carefully designed to offer distinguished areas and enhance the potential uses and enjoyment one may receive.The pretty village of Garsington lies approximately 5 miles east of Oxford, with many fine period houses, a parish church dating back to 1160 and easy access to open countryside walks. Local amenities include a primary school, a public house, a village hall, playing fields and a regular bus service to Oxford. Oxford mainline station gives access to London Paddington, and Chiltern Railways from Haddenham Parkway provides a fast train service to London Marylebone. From the nearby Thornhill Park and Ride, there also runs a 24-hour coach service to London and further services to Heathrow and Gatwick airports.There is an excellent selection of schools close by, including Garsington C of E Primary School, Oxford High, Headington, Summer Fields, St Edward's, The Dragon, Abingdon, Cokethorpe, The Manor, Cothill and St Helen and St Katharine. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_garsington-d544510/for-sale_i70700571
Situated in an edge of town location Hillside is a lovely modern detached Scandinavian stye property which has been designed to a contemporary finish to provide a striking functional home. Maintained to a high standard and refurbished over recent years by the existing owners Hillside enjoys a wonderful open plan living dining kitchen area, filled with plenty of natural light through the bi fold doors which have automated blinds. The comprehensively fitted kitchen area has built in appliances including Siemens oven, microwave, hob & extractor hood, fridge/freezer and Bosch dishwasher together with a range of cupboards, crockery & saucepan drawers and worktops. Separate Utility Room with space and plumbing for automatic washing machine and tumble dryer, storage cupboards and door to outside. The accommodation has been designed to an excellent layout providing a marvellous entertaining and comfortable living space with a stylish dark wood floor which runs throughout the ground floor. Between the dining and sitting area is a two-way flame effect gas fire set into brick chimney surround. There are two ground floor bedrooms and bathroom ideal for guests or teenagers. An open tread staircase with glass balustrade leads to the first-floor landing with 'walk on' toughened glass floor. The south facing master bedroom suite is on the first floor and has a balcony which overlooks the beautifully maintained garden with views towards Henley Golf Course. There is also a first floor Study/Bedroom 4. A terrace runs across the rear of the property onto the lawn with steps leading up to raised seating area. To the front there is pretty ornamental box hedging, steps down to front door and steps to side access. The delightful gardens are well maintained and landscaped for ease of maintenance enjoying privacy, seclusion and attractive outlook. Detached Double Garage automated up & over door, light & power. Garden Shed.LocationSituated within a short drive of Henley town centre, Hillside is beautifully located overlooking the Harpsden Valley with attractive views and close to open countryside. Harpsden Village is nearby with a vibrant village hall, Henley Golf Club and Church. The famous riverside town of Henley offers an excellent range of shopping, schooling and recreational facilities together with numerous restaurants and bars. Gillotts Secondary School & Leisure centre is within walking distance and Tescos supermarket is a few minutes' drive away. Waitrose and Sainsburys are situated in the town centre and there is a 3 screen cinema and Kenton Theatre. Henley Station has trains to Paddington (via Twyford) approximately 55 mins and connection to the Elizabeth Line. M.4 and M.40 Motorways are about 9 miles away and there are extensive leisure facilities including golf at Henley and Sonning; Racing at Royal Ascot and Newbury and river and boating pursuits on the River Thames nearby. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxfordshire-r741671/for-sale_i71409551
Radiating historic character from every nook and cranny, The Holloway is an exceptionally well preserved, improved and presented large country cottage peacefully located on the edge of a prime South Oxfordshire village.You will be putting down roots in a picture-postcard village at the foot of the Ridgeway trail. With a highly-rated primary school and village shop with coffee bar, plus fabulous gastro pubs and countryside walks on the doorstep, this is the epitome of a comfortable rural lifestyle and one that home-hunters aspire to the reason why premium homes in Childrey are so popular.Grade II Listed, The Holloway is believed to have parts dating back to the 14th Century with later 17th Century additions. It characterises the Tudor style with an exterior construction of elm and oak beams and cream lime render. The formerly thatched roof is notable for its curvaceous 'eyebrow' windows peeping out from under the cedar tiles.Inside, the period features include a multitude of characterful wall and roof beams, original staircases and mullioned windows. Both of the spectacular reception rooms a sitting room and dining room boast inglenook fireplaces.A pair of extensions to The Holloway, one constructed in 2007 and the second a decade later, have boosted the blueprint to a total of 3,000 sq ft, while maintaining the heritage style and ambience. The first extension created a fabulously light and airy kitchen/breakfast room plus a boot room and shower room and, upstairs, an additional bedroom and bathroom. The later extension replaced an original lean-to with a study complete with mezzanine level, and shower room.Outside, the two-bay oak-framed garage was constructed eight years ago and has a fantastic 22x13ft annexe room above it, with separate WC. It's the perfect guest bedroom or home office. The addition of a shower could present an opportunity to use it as an Air BnB-style holiday let always popular in this picturesque countryside location.Heritage meets modernA hedge borders the pretty lawned front garden with a paved path and steps up to the front door, while vehicular access is via a five-bar gate opening on to a wide gravelled drive with a turning circle in front of the garage and parking space for several cars.The front door opens into an entrance hall spanning the depth of the original and oldest part of the house, which has oil-fired central heating and beautiful engineered oak flooring. Both of the extensions have underfloor heating, as does the room above the garage.To the right lies the delightful dining room, a peaceful heritage haven with a wonderful inglenook fireplace fitted with a woodburner under a mighty oak lintel. In the winter it's perfect for cosy candlelit dinner parties in the warm glow of the fire.The beautiful double-aspect sitting room, another calm oasis that wholeheartedly embraces its period features including a second inglenook fireplace with woodburner, is the place for the family to relax together in front of the TV, to read or enjoy a board game. The grown-ups may also designate it for a pre-supper G&T!From here a door leads into the kitchen/breakfast room and, to the left, a large and well-equipped utility room for the laundry duties. There's a Belfast sink, plumbing and cupboards for washing machine and dryer, integrated freezer and plenty of storage.The spacious kitchen/breakfast room radiates a warm and welcoming farmhouse vibe thanks to the plethora of oak beams and Cotteswood fitted cabinetry under solid oak worktops. With a pair of French doors opening onto the garden terrace, it's perfect for summertime meals al fresco or entertaining guests.This lovely homely space is undoubtedly the hub of family life and there's plenty of space for a kitchen table and chairs, ideal for quick breakfasts and informal suppers, or for the children to do their homework. A central island with breakfast bar is another option the one in situ is available by separate negotiation.Cooking duties are stylishly taken care of with a three-oven electric AGA stove, complete with eControl upgrade, and there's an integrated Miele fridge and a dishwasher.At the far end of the kitchen, you'll find a country essential a boot room, with garden access, for dealing with muddy boots and grubby dogs before they reach the rest of the house! Next to this is a shower room.On the other side of the house, the second extension features a study, with attractive mezzanine level, which could also be used as a bedroom if desired as there's a shower room next to it.The double oak-framed garage, built in 2016, has a workshop at the rear which can also be used as extra garaging by sliding back an interior door perfect for those looking for classic car storage. A flight of stairs leads to the annexe room (fifth bedroom) above.Beautiful bedroomsThe largest of the bedrooms, 16x12ft, is double aspect with two built in wardrobes and is accessed via its own private staircase in the dining room.The three remaining bedrooms are all generously sized doubles and accessed via a staircase from the kitchen. With vaulted ceilings, and the bonus of good head height, they exude charming antiquity and promise restful sleep.A sleek and modern family bathroom with stylish freestanding bath-tub with shower attachment completes the first-floor layout.A glorious cottage gardenEnviably private, the expansive gardens of The Holloway typify the laidback loveliness of an English cottage garden and they're a haven of tranquillity to suit all ages and uses - whether it's children playing, grown-ups relaxing or gardeners pottering.The main expanse of lawn lies to the rear of the house with flower borders and a mature 'granny smith' apple tree at its centre, encircled by wooden seating. It's a lovely shady spot for a coffee and browse of the papers on a summer's morning. There's another expanse of lawn to the right of the house, punctuated by a duo of ancient gnarled apple, plum and quince trees, plus a prolific damson outside the back gate onto the field. Gardeners will enjoy cultivating vegetables in the raised timber beds which lie alongside a super Alitex greenhouse, installed ten years ago. There's also a log store.An attractive patio runs adjacent to the kitchen/breakfast room and is a sunny spot for outdoor dining, drinks with friends, or just relaxing on a lounger.Round and aboutChildrey is quite a rarity for a small village as residents are blessed with all they need for a happy and fulfilled lifestyle directly on their doorstep. It's a friendly, vibrant community with lots going on throughout the year, such as the annual Childreyfest the village's own Glastonbury!A warm welcome is guaranteed at Childrey Stores which has a coffee shop and sells all the everyday essentials plus artisan food, wine and gifts. Open seven-days-a-week, you won't run out of milk or bread they bake their own.Many families choose the village for the highly-regarded primary school, The Ridgeway CE, which is Ofsted-rated good, and Little Ducks pre-school, while secondary-age children can board a bus to King Alfred's School in Wantage, just three miles away. There are also bus services to excellent independent schools nearby including Our Lady's, Abingdon School and the School of St Helen & St Katharine.This is picturesque walking country with an endless choice of pretty routes it's close to the famous White Horse Hill too. If you fancy one with refreshment at the end of it, take a pleasant stroll through the fields to the welcoming Star Inn in nearby Sparsholt. Another nearby pub with an innovative award-winning menu is The Greyhound at Letcombe Regis, while hearty pub lunches for hungry walkers are served at The White Horse at Woolstone.The historic market town of Wantage has all the supermarkets, including Waitrose, shops, pubs, restaurants and leisure options your heart desires. There's easy road access to the A420, M4 and M40 for commutes to Oxford, Swindon, Newbury and beyond plus frequent trains to London from nearby Didcot Parkway station. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71835077
68 Blenheim Drive is an excellent detached family home nestled at the end of one of North Oxford's most desirable no-through roads. 2215 sq. ft. of living space and a quarter of an acre plot makes this a rare find in walking distance of Summertown.A bright ground floor incorporates numerous interconnecting reception rooms with panoramic windows to create a contemporary flow of space and light throughout the home the focal point of which is an impressive 22ft lounge / dining room with a dual aspect and modern slate fireplace. The kitchen is central, with a handcrafted wood finish and adjoining dining room which in turn leads to a conservatory with scenic views of the carefully landscaped garden.The first floor offers a flexible array of space, with four double bedrooms, two bathrooms including an en-suite, plus a sizeable dressing room that can serve equally well as a second study. The considerable garden has been meticulously landscaped and boasts a pond alongside multiple mature trees and flowerbeds. The home offers a variety of parking options with an integral garage and driveway parking for multiple cars.Location:Blenheim Drive is a leafy no-through road, a short walk from the centre of Summertown where you'll find a great choice of restaurants, shops and cafes. For schooling the property is in the catchment of both the Wolvercote Primary and Cherwell Secondary Schools. There are many reputable private schools in the area, with both St. Edwards and Lynams Prep School within walking distance. Regular bus services run along the nearby Woodstock Road, and both Oxford train stations are easily accessible. For travel further afield the A34, A40 and M40 are within convenient reach. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxford-d196474/for-sale_i70049810
The property, which is currently used as a guesthouse, offers the potential for reconfiguration or continued commercial use.The ground floor has a beautifully appointedsitting room with wooden flooring and a largesouth-facing bay window which welcomesplenty of natural light. There is also a diningroom and a large kitchen with modern fittings, acentral island and a stainless steel range cooker.The neighbouring utility room provides laundryfacilities and additional storage space.There are three ground-floor bedrooms, each ofsimilar proportions, and each featuring en suiteshower rooms. Two separate staircases lead tothe first floor, where there are four additionaldouble bedrooms with their own shower rooms.The final three bedrooms are found on thesecond floor. One is en suite, while two havetheir own washbasins and access to two second floor shower rooms.At the front there is pedestrian and vehicleaccess onto the gravel driveway, whichsurrounds the property and provides plenty ofparking space for residents and guests alike.At the rear there are facilities for secure bikestorage, as well as an external fire escape fromthe first-floor accommodation.The property is in the New Hinkseyneighbourhood in the south of Oxford, withineasy reach of the city centre and mainlinestation. There are several everyday amenities inthe immediate area including pubs, local shopsand supermarkets, while the centre of Oxfordis just half a mile away, with its abundance ofhistory, culture and first-class shopping andleisure facilities. There are plenty of excellentschools to choose from in the area, includingthe independent Carfax College, CherwellCollege, Christ Church Cathedral School andNew College School. Central London is less thanan hour away, and the city also runs an efficient24-hour coach service to and from the capital,meaning connections between both cities are outstanding. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_oxford-d196474/for-sale_i69590315
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