House For Sale £1,100,000
Description
A delightful Grade II listed village house with origins thought to date back to the early 17th century which has been extended and altered over the years, most latterly in 2008 when the current owners carried out extensive works with a sympathetically designed two storey extension to the rear.
The original part of the house has well proportioned and characterful rooms with the ground floor providing two principal reception rooms, both with fireplaces and a study. The first floor in the original part provides three good sized bedrooms and a shower room. The modern extension to the rear was built in 2008 and provides a further reception room in addition to a utility, cloakroom and a fabulous 25 ft open plan kitchen/dining/family room with bifold doors leading out on to the rear garden. There are two further first floor double bedrooms in this part of the house together with a bathroom, so in total there are five bedrooms. The layout of the accommodation therefore gives a high degree of flexibility.
Outside
The property is situated set back from the road with off street parking to the side for several cars leading to a garage. The property sits in a generous plot extending to approximately 0.6 of an acre which is laid with formal gardens adjacent to the house with extensive patio areas, garden pond and well stocked flower and shrub borders together with a long timber pergola for climbing plants. There is a further area of lawn enclosed by hedging beyond which is a large informal garden with established trees.
Location
The property is located in one of south Oxfordshire’s prime villages with a large village green and cricket ground and has a thriving community with a village shop, bakery and tearoom, primary school and 14th century church. The Causeway itself extends to approx. A mile long and is thought to date back to the middle of the 13th century. Steventon is located approx. 4 miles to the south of Abingdon and 4 miles from Didcot.
A delightful Grade II listed village house with origins thought to date back to the early 17th century which has been extended and altered over the years, most latterly in 2008 when the current owners carried out extensive works with a sympathetically designed two storey extension to the rear.
The original part of the house has well proportioned and characterful rooms with the ground floor providing two principal reception rooms, both with fireplaces and a study. The first floor in the original part provides three good sized bedrooms and a shower room. The modern extension to the rear was built in 2008 and provides a further reception room in addition to a utility, cloakroom and a fabulous 25 ft open plan kitchen/dining/family room with bifold doors leading out on to the rear garden. There are two further first floor double bedrooms in this part of the house together with a bathroom, so in total there are five bedrooms. The layout of the accommodation therefore gives a high degree of flexibility.
Outside
The property is situated set back from the road with off street parking to the side for several cars leading to a garage. The property sits in a generous plot extending to approximately 0.6 of an acre which is laid with formal gardens adjacent to the house with extensive patio areas, garden pond and well stocked flower and shrub borders together with a long timber pergola for climbing plants. There is a further area of lawn enclosed by hedging beyond which is a large informal garden with established trees.
Location
The property is located in one of south Oxfordshire’s prime villages with a large village green and cricket ground and has a thriving community with a village shop, bakery and tearoom, primary school and 14th century church. The Causeway itself extends to approx. A mile long and is thought to date back to the middle of the 13th century. Steventon is located approx. 4 miles to the south of Abingdon and 4 miles from Didcot.
