A particularly well proportioned three double bedroom property arranged over three floors enjoying a quiet tucked away location within this sort after small development in the heart of Blewbury village.
Grahame Close dates from the 1960’s and is made up of just 44 homes clustered around an open green and clear running stream which passes through the close. The development takes its name from Kenneth Grahame author of the “Wind In The Willows” who once lived at Bohams‘s House, the grounds of which included an orchard where Grahame Close now stands.
This particular property has been extended and enlarged over recent years to feature a generous kitchen breakfast room with French doors opening to the south facing gardens and an impressive principal suite of bedroom and en-suite shower on the second floor. Other points of note include gas central heating, double glazed UPVC windows, a ground floor cloakroom and polished timber strip flooring to the sitting room, which also features an open fireplace with wood burner.
Blewbury remains one of the prettiest South Oxfordshire villages renowned for its vibrant and active community with a host of 50 or so clubs and societies covering a diverse spectrum of activities including the arts, sports clubs and general past times. Village facilities include a primary school, preschool, thriving Farm Shop, Garage and Convenience Store Community Post Office and two village pubs. Didcot is just 4 miles away and offers an excellent range of shopping facilities together with a fast rail connection from Didcot Parkway to London Paddington another 40 minutes.
Some material information to note: Gas central heating. Mains water, electricity and drainage. Superfast broadband is available at the property. Ofcom checker indicates mobile availability and mobile data is available with all major providers at this postcode; with the possible exception of three. The government portal generally highlights this as an unlikely/very low risk address for flooding. We are not aware of any planning permissions in place which would negatively affect the property.
