Additional text is available below.THE PROPERTY:
This exceptional village house has been skilfully extended on two floors and is set in a remarkably private garden at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. The present owners use the substantial timber studio to run a successful business.
Separate sitting and dining rooms flank the stairs to the first floor. The sitting room has a gas coal effect fire set into a traditional surround with wooden mantle. Double doors lead through to the impressively proportioned kitchen/breakfast room that spans the width of the house and has direct access to the garden. To one end of this room is an informal dining area with a beautifully appointed kitchen with traditional floor and wall cabinets with expansive wood effect work surfaces to the other. Prominently positioned is a double oven range with decorative tiled splashback beneath a wide cooker hood.
The light dining room has a wood effect floor and his links to the kitchen via an inner hall which also provides access to a separate utility room and downstairs cloakroom.
The principal bedroom suite consists of a distinct dressing area, bedroom overlooking the beautiful rear garden and a stylish shower room. Two of the three remaining bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and there is a stylish family bathroom off the landing.
To the front of the property there is an open plan garden with driveway parking on the approach to a single garage. The property has an attractive sylvan outlook to the front.
The wider than average rear garden comfortably accommodates a substantial timber studio used by the present owner as a workspace. This may be accessed via gated pedestrian access to the side of the house. Immediately adjacent to the property is a paved terrace with a pleasing serpentine shape beyond which is a shaped lawn and mature, remarkably private garden.
It is difficult to fully appreciate the scale and quality of this house without internal viewing!
West Oxfordshire District Council Tax Band E