A SUBSTANTIAL SIX BEDROOM DOUBLE FRONTED DETACHED PERIOD HOUSE IN A SOUGHT AFTER ROAD, DELIGHTFUL REAR GARDEN WITH GARAGE AND OUTBUILDING, VIEWING IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
A hardwood door leads to an entrance hallway with stripped wooden floorboards with doors leading off to the sitting room with double glazed bay window to front aspect, feature open fireplace with woodburner with stone surround and hearth. Second reception room with double glazed bay window to front aspect, feature gas flame effect fire inset into fireplace with stone surround and hearth, built-in shelving into chimney recess. A particular feature of the property is the large open plan kitchen/breakfast room with fitted base units with roll edge work surfaces, tiled flooring with double glazed patio doors opening out on to the terrace. From the kitchen an archway leads into a spacious utility room with matching base and wall level units, roll edged work surfaces with stainless steel sink with mixer taps, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, freestanding space for a fridge A door leads from the utility room into a boot room with rear access to the garden. Cloakroom with low level wc and wash hand basin. Study with double aspect windows looking out on to the rear garden. First floor landing leading to bedrooms and family bathroom. There are five double bedrooms all with UPVC double glazed windows, the sixth bedroom is a single room with attractive views over the rear garden. Shower room with tiled flooring, low level wc, wash hand basin with cupboards under, walk-in shower with wall mounted shower attachment, tiled walls. The family bathroom comprising of white suite of low level wc, panelled bath, hand wash basin with built-in cupboards under, walk-in shower cubicle with fully tiled wall and wall mounted shower, downlighters. Outside, there is an attached garage with rear door leading out on to the garden and stairs leading up to a separate study/office with light and power, two Velux windows and a vaulted ceiling. Directly adjacent to the rear of the house is patio seating area with veranda that leads down on to a very attractive large garden (approx 150 ft) being fully laid to lawn with m
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.
From our offices in the centre of Chipping Norton proceed south along West Street which leads through West End. Take the turning right into The Leys before the Churchill Road. Proceed along this road and you will find the property half way down on the right-hand side identified by our 'For Sale' board.
West Oxfordshire District Council Unique Property Reference Number (100120948285).
Council Tax Band D. Amount payable £1532.30 per annum.
EPC Rating E52.
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