House For Sale £800,000
Substantial and highly impressive, detached family home, well positioned on the edge of the sought-after village of Clanfield, situated in a quiet close of five similar detached properties.
The property has been re-configured and much improved by the current owners to a very high standard, with a stunning bespoke family kitchen, which was refitted in 2011 and opened up to the dining room, to create a large open-plan family space with oak bi-folding doors to the landscaped gardens.
The kitchen offers a good range of floor and wall units, with a number of built-in appliances, including two separate eye-level AEG stainless steel ovens, John Lewis induction hob, John Lewis larder fridge and a Bosch dishwasher. There is also a high-quality granite work surface, stainless steel sink unit with integrated boiling water tap, concealed unit lighting, ceiling downlighters, and beautiful natural stone flooring with underfloor heating.
The showpiece of the kitchen is the impressive central island, with a good selection of storage cupboards and a fitted bespoke oval-shaped wooden breakfast bar.
Leading off the kitchen is the matching utility/boot room with a selection of wall and base cupboards, plumbing for washing machine, and space for a condenser tumble dryer, upright freezer and stainless steel sink unit. The natural stone floor also has the advantage of underfloor heating.
There is an external glazed door to the gardens and an internal door to the attached double garage with light, power door and adjoining engine room consisting of the pressurised water tank, floor-mounted oil-fired boiler and solar panel controls.
From the spacious reception hall, there is the original dual-aspect sitting room with engineered oak wooden flooring, stone fireplace incorporating a cast-iron wooden burner and a second set of oak bi-folding doors to the landscaped gardens. Across the hallway, is a good-size family room/study, with bespoke solid hardwood fitted home office, with two fitted desks, open book shelving and a number of storage solutions.
There is also a very useful refitted downstairs cloakroom incorporating a wet room function, with a mains-operated power shower with glass partition, low-level wc and pedestal wash-hand basin.
To the first floor, is a large landing area, currently used as an additional study area, with lovely views of the landscaped rear gardens.
To the far end of the landing, is the vast master bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beam, and the advantage of an en-suite shower room and separate recessed dressing table area.
There are three further generous bedrooms, with bedroom 2 also enjoying the benefit of a modern en-suite shower room, with the remaining bedrooms being serviced by the main family bathroom, which is presented to a good standard.
Externally, the pretty landscaped rear gardens are mainly laid to lawn with an attractive pergola/patio area, double wooden gate side access, kitchen garden area, summerhouse, shed and an abundance of planting beds and small trees, with the whole gardens partly divided by the original retaining drystone walling.
The front gardens are mainly laid to gravel, providing parking for several vehicles and vehicular access to the attached double garage, with interspersed plantings to the right-hand side leading to front door.<br /><br />Clanfield is a very pretty village with a stream running through the village beside the road, spanned in places by stone bridges. Next to the Radcot road there is a path which runs along beside the stream passing in places under weeping willow trees as it links the two small village greens.
One of the small greens is in the centre of the village at the road junction, where there is a pub and a country hotel. Nearby is the Norman parish church, St. Stephen's. There is a Church of England primary school and a Post Office and general store with coffee shop in the village. A wider range of shops, a doctors' surgery and other amenities can be found nearby in the larger village of Bampton or the market towns of Faringdon and Witney.
The property has been re-configured and much improved by the current owners to a very high standard, with a stunning bespoke family kitchen, which was refitted in 2011 and opened up to the dining room, to create a large open-plan family space with oak bi-folding doors to the landscaped gardens.
The kitchen offers a good range of floor and wall units, with a number of built-in appliances, including two separate eye-level AEG stainless steel ovens, John Lewis induction hob, John Lewis larder fridge and a Bosch dishwasher. There is also a high-quality granite work surface, stainless steel sink unit with integrated boiling water tap, concealed unit lighting, ceiling downlighters, and beautiful natural stone flooring with underfloor heating.
The showpiece of the kitchen is the impressive central island, with a good selection of storage cupboards and a fitted bespoke oval-shaped wooden breakfast bar.
Leading off the kitchen is the matching utility/boot room with a selection of wall and base cupboards, plumbing for washing machine, and space for a condenser tumble dryer, upright freezer and stainless steel sink unit. The natural stone floor also has the advantage of underfloor heating.
There is an external glazed door to the gardens and an internal door to the attached double garage with light, power door and adjoining engine room consisting of the pressurised water tank, floor-mounted oil-fired boiler and solar panel controls.
From the spacious reception hall, there is the original dual-aspect sitting room with engineered oak wooden flooring, stone fireplace incorporating a cast-iron wooden burner and a second set of oak bi-folding doors to the landscaped gardens. Across the hallway, is a good-size family room/study, with bespoke solid hardwood fitted home office, with two fitted desks, open book shelving and a number of storage solutions.
There is also a very useful refitted downstairs cloakroom incorporating a wet room function, with a mains-operated power shower with glass partition, low-level wc and pedestal wash-hand basin.
To the first floor, is a large landing area, currently used as an additional study area, with lovely views of the landscaped rear gardens.
To the far end of the landing, is the vast master bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beam, and the advantage of an en-suite shower room and separate recessed dressing table area.
There are three further generous bedrooms, with bedroom 2 also enjoying the benefit of a modern en-suite shower room, with the remaining bedrooms being serviced by the main family bathroom, which is presented to a good standard.
Externally, the pretty landscaped rear gardens are mainly laid to lawn with an attractive pergola/patio area, double wooden gate side access, kitchen garden area, summerhouse, shed and an abundance of planting beds and small trees, with the whole gardens partly divided by the original retaining drystone walling.
The front gardens are mainly laid to gravel, providing parking for several vehicles and vehicular access to the attached double garage, with interspersed plantings to the right-hand side leading to front door.<br /><br />Clanfield is a very pretty village with a stream running through the village beside the road, spanned in places by stone bridges. Next to the Radcot road there is a path which runs along beside the stream passing in places under weeping willow trees as it links the two small village greens.
One of the small greens is in the centre of the village at the road junction, where there is a pub and a country hotel. Nearby is the Norman parish church, St. Stephen's. There is a Church of England primary school and a Post Office and general store with coffee shop in the village. A wider range of shops, a doctors' surgery and other amenities can be found nearby in the larger village of Bampton or the market towns of Faringdon and Witney.
