House For Sale £749,950
Having recently been converted into a dwelling (2015), this property was originally the byre and hay store for a nearby farmhouse, dating back to 1805. It now offers attractive accommodation over two levels making the best use of space and natural light. The principal reception rooms lead off the entrance hall with the large sitting room perfectly suited to all seasons as there is a wood-burning stove in the main part of the room and a dual aspect "extension" with French doors to terrace and garden at the rear. The kitchen and dining room also overlook the garden and have warm wooden flooring with fitted appliances in the kitchen. A bedroom/study and cloakroom (housing laundry appliances and with potential for conversion into a shower room) complete the ground floor accommodation.
Rising to the first floor, the principal bedroom spans the depth of the house and has the benefit of an en suite shower room. The remaining two bedrooms share the family bathroom.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>A pair of wooden gates open onto the gravel driveway where there is parking space for several cars and an electric car charging point. The drive is edged with large stretches of lawn and borders planted with a variety of bulbs and fruit trees offering year-round colour. A white rose climber graces the front of the house. The pretty brick and flint rear elevation combined with delightful plantings in the rear garden create the perfect spot for al fresco dining and the terrace is accessible via the French doors from the sitting room.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>The village of Kingston Blount offers idyllic rural living whilst being within easy commuting distance of Oxford (17.3 m) and London (41 m). Princes Risborough (6.3 m) offers a direct service to London Marylebone in approx. 43 minutes. There is a farm shop in the village and nearby Chinnor offers a wider selection as does Thame and Watlington which both have weekly markets. A variety of sporting interests are catered for within the village including dance and keep fit classes as well as livery stables. The popular Rowan Aston cricket pitch is just a few hundred yards away and there is plenty of scope for beautiful Chiltern walks from the front door of the property. Nearby restaurants include The Sir Charles Napier and Le Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons. The area is renowned for its state and private education. The village is home to a primary school and a Montessori nursery school and there are good bus services to the Oxford and Abingdon schools. Details can be obtained from the local authority.
Rising to the first floor, the principal bedroom spans the depth of the house and has the benefit of an en suite shower room. The remaining two bedrooms share the family bathroom.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>A pair of wooden gates open onto the gravel driveway where there is parking space for several cars and an electric car charging point. The drive is edged with large stretches of lawn and borders planted with a variety of bulbs and fruit trees offering year-round colour. A white rose climber graces the front of the house. The pretty brick and flint rear elevation combined with delightful plantings in the rear garden create the perfect spot for al fresco dining and the terrace is accessible via the French doors from the sitting room.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>The village of Kingston Blount offers idyllic rural living whilst being within easy commuting distance of Oxford (17.3 m) and London (41 m). Princes Risborough (6.3 m) offers a direct service to London Marylebone in approx. 43 minutes. There is a farm shop in the village and nearby Chinnor offers a wider selection as does Thame and Watlington which both have weekly markets. A variety of sporting interests are catered for within the village including dance and keep fit classes as well as livery stables. The popular Rowan Aston cricket pitch is just a few hundred yards away and there is plenty of scope for beautiful Chiltern walks from the front door of the property. Nearby restaurants include The Sir Charles Napier and Le Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons. The area is renowned for its state and private education. The village is home to a primary school and a Montessori nursery school and there are good bus services to the Oxford and Abingdon schools. Details can be obtained from the local authority.
