House For Sale £440,000
A 3 bed, semi detached, period house with lots of potential. Found on the edge of this popular Cotswold village, the house has plenty of period features from fireplaces to bay windows and benefits from a long garden with views over fields beyond.
The front of the property has a large driveway with space for several cars. The garden has mature trees and shrubs and a large wooden outbuilding nestles to one side.
A 3 bed, semi detached, period house with lots of potential. Found on the edge of this popular Cotswold village, the house has plenty of period features from fireplaces to bay windows and benefits from a long garden with views over fields beyond.
The front of the property has a large driveway with space for several cars. The garden has mature trees and shrubs and a large wooden outbuilding nestles to one side. This outbuilding is approx 6.3 metres by 3.6 metres so could be used for a number of purposes. Further down the garden the land slopes a few metres lower to a stream. Neighbouring properties have utilised the ends of their gardens to create seating areas to take in the lovely views.
Internally, the rooms are spacious. The living room and kitchen/diner both have bay windows and period fireplaces. An area at the end of the hall is used as a utility area and beyond this is a bathroom with white suite and shower over bath.
The first floor has 3 good sized bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes and fireplaces, one with an en suite shower room and a family bathroom with shower over bath, both are white suites.
Area description
Situated within a short walk to a Post Office/ convenience store, 3 local public houses, a doctors’ surgery, a church, a park and a village hall, this property is found moments away from plenty of amenities.
Shipton Under Wychwood is a delightful village in rolling hills of the Evenlode Valley, caught between the market towns of Chipping Norton and Burford.
Nearby Witney is a 15 minute drive, whilst Oxford and Cheltenham provide the main shopping and cultural centres of the area.
There are excellent road links to Burford (A40 to Cheltenham and Oxford), Chipping Norton and Stow-On-The-Wold to name but a few. Charlbury, 6 miles away, has a mainline station with regular trains to Oxford (20 mins) and London Paddington (80 mins). All distances and times are approximate.
Tenure:Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
The front of the property has a large driveway with space for several cars. The garden has mature trees and shrubs and a large wooden outbuilding nestles to one side.
A 3 bed, semi detached, period house with lots of potential. Found on the edge of this popular Cotswold village, the house has plenty of period features from fireplaces to bay windows and benefits from a long garden with views over fields beyond.
The front of the property has a large driveway with space for several cars. The garden has mature trees and shrubs and a large wooden outbuilding nestles to one side. This outbuilding is approx 6.3 metres by 3.6 metres so could be used for a number of purposes. Further down the garden the land slopes a few metres lower to a stream. Neighbouring properties have utilised the ends of their gardens to create seating areas to take in the lovely views.
Internally, the rooms are spacious. The living room and kitchen/diner both have bay windows and period fireplaces. An area at the end of the hall is used as a utility area and beyond this is a bathroom with white suite and shower over bath.
The first floor has 3 good sized bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes and fireplaces, one with an en suite shower room and a family bathroom with shower over bath, both are white suites.
Area description
Situated within a short walk to a Post Office/ convenience store, 3 local public houses, a doctors’ surgery, a church, a park and a village hall, this property is found moments away from plenty of amenities.
Shipton Under Wychwood is a delightful village in rolling hills of the Evenlode Valley, caught between the market towns of Chipping Norton and Burford.
Nearby Witney is a 15 minute drive, whilst Oxford and Cheltenham provide the main shopping and cultural centres of the area.
There are excellent road links to Burford (A40 to Cheltenham and Oxford), Chipping Norton and Stow-On-The-Wold to name but a few. Charlbury, 6 miles away, has a mainline station with regular trains to Oxford (20 mins) and London Paddington (80 mins). All distances and times are approximate.
Tenure:Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
