A handsome early 1900’s cottage style house, in a distinctive mid terrace of just three former farmworkers residences, surrounded by gently undulating tree fringed countryside, just 4 miles north of Abingdon-on-Thames and 5 miles south of Oxford.
Built we understand of 9-inch single brick, which some mortgage lenders may consider a ‘non-standard’ form of construction and therefore influence their lending criteria. We recommend interested viewers check with their Financial Advisors in the first instance as to the mortgage likely to be available as a consequence.
The accommodation is in need of updating, and provides well-established larger than average gardens to front and rear which form an attractive feature of the property. Lay by parking.
Material Information:
Utilities: Mains electricity and water/Septic tank drainage
Parking: Layby parking
Broadband Coverage: Standard & Superfast broadband speed is available at this property along with coverage from 02, Three, Vodafone & EE
Rights of Way/Access: None known.
Restrictive Covenants: None Known
Flood Risk: Very low
Building Safety/Planning issues: Properties built or renovated pre-1999 may contain asbestos in certain building materials e.g Artex, vinyl tiles, sheet boards and corrugated roofing, pipework and lagging/insulation. These are generally considered safe unless disturbed, but prospective buyers must take their own advice.
Pleasantly and conveniently situated in a scenic semi-rural but by no means isolated environment, on the outskirts of Radley village, renowned for Radley College but also having, in addition to community store/Post Office and Norman Church, a branch line railway station connecting too Oxford and Didcot Parkway, which in turn provides a regular mainline connection to London Paddington in as little as 36 minutes.
Kennington village offering a broad range of community amenities is within a mile, beyond which is Oxford, just 4 miles with a wonderfully eclectic range of facilities. There is quick and easy access to the nearby A34 connecting northbound to the M40, southbound to the M4.
