House For Sale £1,250,000
A stunning modernised Grade II Listed house in the centre of Deddington which has been thoughtfully updated and extended to a very high standard. The front door enters into a small porch which then leads into a formal hallway with flagstone floors and an Inglenook fireplace. The well-proportioned sitting room to the left of the hallway, has a double aspect allowing for an abundance of natural light, oak floors, a woodburner and beams overhead. To the rear of the house there is a further games room/study ideal for family living or working at home. The third main reception area incorporates an open plan TV/family area with access to the kitchen, utility room and cloakroom. The kitchen has been beautifully designed to allow for modern lighting, wall and base units and integrated appliances. The extension from the kitchen has produced a large dining area with floor to ceiling windows, vaulted ceilings, and private views across the rear garden.
On the first floor there is an open landing leading through to the principal bedroom which has a pretty fireplace, window seats and exposed beams. There are a further three double bedrooms on the first floor all of which are very well presented and have ample natural light. There are three bathrooms to service these bedrooms, which include an additional shower room. On the second floor there is a study/five bedroom with views over the rear garden whilst there is a large loft which may be converted into a master bedroom with an en-suite or self-contained flat/studio. In addition there is planning permission to renovate the loft (subject to the usual permissions).
Situation
The village of Deddington offers excellent amenities including many shops (for example Eagles, Co-Op, Cedar Therapy, Nellie and Dove, Wychwood Galleries, Jocy) providing for everyday needs, post office, health and community centres, library, hotels and restaurants, recreation ground and for people wishing to worship there is the Church of St Peter and St Paul. Also within the village there is a popular Church of England primary school. A further comprehensive range of facilities can by found locally including Soho Farmhouse, Oxford and Banbury. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at either junction 10 or 11 and mainline rail services are available from Banbury, Bicester North and Oxford Parkway.
Outside
The rear garden is accessed through a wide porchway to the right of the house. There is a gravelled area for parking, storerooms and steps down to the terrace. The newly landscaped terrace is ideal for al-fresco dining and modern outside living. The garden has mature trees and borders as well as a lawned area in the centre. To the left there is a further covered area for dining.
On the first floor there is an open landing leading through to the principal bedroom which has a pretty fireplace, window seats and exposed beams. There are a further three double bedrooms on the first floor all of which are very well presented and have ample natural light. There are three bathrooms to service these bedrooms, which include an additional shower room. On the second floor there is a study/five bedroom with views over the rear garden whilst there is a large loft which may be converted into a master bedroom with an en-suite or self-contained flat/studio. In addition there is planning permission to renovate the loft (subject to the usual permissions).
Situation
The village of Deddington offers excellent amenities including many shops (for example Eagles, Co-Op, Cedar Therapy, Nellie and Dove, Wychwood Galleries, Jocy) providing for everyday needs, post office, health and community centres, library, hotels and restaurants, recreation ground and for people wishing to worship there is the Church of St Peter and St Paul. Also within the village there is a popular Church of England primary school. A further comprehensive range of facilities can by found locally including Soho Farmhouse, Oxford and Banbury. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at either junction 10 or 11 and mainline rail services are available from Banbury, Bicester North and Oxford Parkway.
Outside
The rear garden is accessed through a wide porchway to the right of the house. There is a gravelled area for parking, storerooms and steps down to the terrace. The newly landscaped terrace is ideal for al-fresco dining and modern outside living. The garden has mature trees and borders as well as a lawned area in the centre. To the left there is a further covered area for dining.
