A modern, extended and beautifully maintained home situated on a popular road in and established location, just 0.5 miles from the picturesque Mowbray Nature Reserve.
This well-presented family home has been thoughtfully extended on the ground floor, creating a bright and spacious open-plan kitchen/dining area with French doors opening directly onto the well-maintained east-facing garden, allowing the space to benefit from excellent morning sunlight.
The ground floor further benefits from a newly fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, a dedicated dining area, a separate utility room and a contemporary bathroom.
On the first floor an impressive principal bedroom features a modern en-suite shower room. There is a further double bedroom and a versatile single bedroom, which could equally be used as a home office or study, if desired.
Externally, the property offers a large stone-filled driveway providing off-street parking for several vehicles. To the rear, the garden is a wonderful sun trap, featuring a patio seating area, ideal for outdoor dining. There is also a useful outbuilding offering excellent versatility, perfect for additional storage, a home gym, office, workshop, or even a bar area.
Viewings are highly recommended.
Morse Road is a well established mature location made up of a variety of detached and semidetached houses of varying design. Local facilities include a parade of shops close by in Cockcroft Road while central Didcot and the Orchard centre together with Didcot Parkway are approximately 1 mile away.
The property is connected to mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Broadband – according to Ofcom, Standard to Ultrafast Broadband are available (checker.ofcom.org.uk). Mobile Coverage – according to Ofcom, there is fair coverage with the possible exception of Three network (checker.ofcom.org.uk) According GOV.UK Flood Risk, this property has a very low risk of flooding. As the property was constructed pre 1999, if Artex and floor tiles are present, low levels of asbestos may be present which is considered safe if left undisturbed.
