A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE IN A QUIET, NO-THROUGH ROAD. TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS, COURTYARD GARDEN AND SEPARATE OFFICE SPACE WITHIN A SHORT WALK OF THE TOWN CENTRE.
A hardwood oak veneered door leads into the living room which has a feature gas stove, double glazed wooden window to front aspect, stairs lead to the first floor landing. Brace and latch door leads into the kitchen which is fitted with matching base and wall units, hardwood work surfaces, integral electric oven and four ringed gas hob, integral sink, freestanding space for fridge/freezer.
The landing has an attractive exposed brick wall and window. A brace and latch door leads into bedroom one with window overlooking the rear aspect. The bathroom has a panelled bath, low level wc and wash hand basin.. Stairs lead from the landing up to the second floor and the main bedroom that has a vaulted ceiling and Velux windows
Outside there is a shared access to the rear garden, the courtyard garden is fully paved and has a summer house. There is a separate office space in an outbuilding next door.
From our offices in Chipping Norton proceed north along Horsefair and at the double mini- roundabout turn right on to the A44 London Road. Turn immediately right just beyond the Post Office and then left adjacent to the War Memorial into Rockhill. No 20 will be found on the right-hand side of the road.
At 700ft, Chipping Norton is the highest town in Oxfordshire and was once an important centre of the medieval wool trade (the word 'Chipping' means market). The elegant town centre bears testimony to its prosperous heritage. Nowadays, 'Chippy' as it is affectionately known, offers a diverse range of shops, ranging from proprietor owned specialist shops through to many of the most familiar High Street names. There are several places of worship, a cosmopolitan range of restaurants, schooling for all ages, as well as a fine sports centre that has an indoor pool. In addition to a hospital, Chipping Norton is proud of its little theatre that also doubles as a cinema. The M40 provides vehicular access to the Midlands from junction 11 (c.15 miles) and London from junction 10 (c.18 miles). Kingham Station is just over 5 miles away and provides a mainline service to Oxford in about 24 minutes and to London Paddington in about 93 minutes. The town lies between the cultural attractions of Oxford and Stratford upon Avon.
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