This utterly bespoke family residence has been thoughtfully, comprehensively and imaginatively re-furbished throughout, with practical, contemporary and lifestyle elements. The aforementioned is complimented by well planned, generously proportioned, light and airy accommodation, with many triple and double aspect rooms taking utmost advantage of its unique setting and pleasing outlook. Upon entering the welcoming hall coveys an immediate impression of space and well-being. The fabulous kitchen/breakfast room with Nobilia crafted wall and base cupboards with quality work surfaces, Quooker boiling and chilled water tap, integrated wine fridge, dish washer and rangemaster 5 hob cooking range with coordinating extractor hood, provides a wide opening through to the equally impressive dining/family room with vaulted ceiling and double doors leading out to the sizeable southerly rear garden patio. In addition to two further separate rooms there is an invaluable walk-in boot room/coat room, separate utility and stylish cloakroom.
The master bedroom provides a sumptuous en-suite and walk in wardrobe. Of the four additional bedrooms, three are king size and the fourth a generous single, which being adjacent to the master bedroom would make a perfect dressing room, or study. The separate shower room and additional bathroom, as with all the wet rooms provides extremely stylish white sanatory ware with chrome furnishings.
Fireplaces and exposed beams have been retained as a nod to its origins.
The gently undulating gardens are laid predominantly to lawn and wrap around the front, side and south westerly rear of the property, with a variety of trees, shrubs, established hedging and extensive patio area. Oversize timber shed/garden store/workshop.
Some material information to note:
Freehold
All mains’ services, mains drain, water, electricity & gas
VWHDC Council tax band E
The government portal highlights this as no risk of flooding.
Broadband – Basic
Mobile – EE, Vodafone, Three & O2
Semi-rural but by no means isolated. Less than a mile to the east of Drayton and even less to the west of Sutton Courtenay, a highly regarded and much sought after Thameside village providing a number of amenities catering for most everyday needs including grocery store, parish church, primary school and three restaurant/pubs. Didcot is within 4 miles and provides a regular mainline connection to London Paddington in as little as 36 minutes. The historic Thameside market town of Abingdon is within 3 miles proving more comprehensive shopping and recreational amenities, in addition to its excellent choice of both independent and state schools, catering for all ages. The nearby A34 is easily accessible, connecting northbound to Oxford and the M40, Southbound to the M4
