House For Sale £439,000
A recently updated eighteenth century Grade II listed cottage situated in the ever popular West End, within a Conservation Area and walking distance of the town centre. Period features and an enclosed landscaped garden.
This Grade II listed, terraced property, offers well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors. It has been sensitively restored and updated and retains a wealth of period features that include exposed stone walls, beams and traditional braced and latched doors.
On the ground floor the quarry tiled entrance hall leads to a well-proportioned principal reception room with exposed stone walls, beams and an open inglenook fireplace.
The dining room overlooks the rear garden and has a Victorian style fireplace with decorative tiled slip and carved mantle with a quarry tiled floor continuing through. Adjacent to this is a utility area with cloakroom, leading through to a cottage kitchen with Belfast sink unit, and traditional freestanding cupboards and appliances.
On the first floor the master bedroom overlooks the rear garden with a modern updated en-suite with corner bath adjacent. There are two further bedrooms both comfortably fitting double beds and a modern replacement bathroom with double shower.
The second floor eaves bedroom has sloping ceilings and exposed beams.
The enclosed rear garden has been landscaped by the owner and there is a patio area adjacent to the house.
As one would expect for a period property in such a central position, there is no allocated parking. A residents parking permit can be obtained for on street parking.
The house is with walking distance of the open space and playground at Wood Green (0.2 mile) and the allotments at the far end of Farmers Close (0.7 mile
The explanation for West End being in the North of Witney dates to when it was originally on the western boundary of the adjacent parish of Hailey. It has been described as "one of Britain's best-preserved streets"
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Some or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.
If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. We therefore strongly advise you to make further enquiries before completing your purchase of the property to ensure you are happy with all the information provided.
This Grade II listed, terraced property, offers well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors. It has been sensitively restored and updated and retains a wealth of period features that include exposed stone walls, beams and traditional braced and latched doors.
On the ground floor the quarry tiled entrance hall leads to a well-proportioned principal reception room with exposed stone walls, beams and an open inglenook fireplace.
The dining room overlooks the rear garden and has a Victorian style fireplace with decorative tiled slip and carved mantle with a quarry tiled floor continuing through. Adjacent to this is a utility area with cloakroom, leading through to a cottage kitchen with Belfast sink unit, and traditional freestanding cupboards and appliances.
On the first floor the master bedroom overlooks the rear garden with a modern updated en-suite with corner bath adjacent. There are two further bedrooms both comfortably fitting double beds and a modern replacement bathroom with double shower.
The second floor eaves bedroom has sloping ceilings and exposed beams.
The enclosed rear garden has been landscaped by the owner and there is a patio area adjacent to the house.
As one would expect for a period property in such a central position, there is no allocated parking. A residents parking permit can be obtained for on street parking.
The house is with walking distance of the open space and playground at Wood Green (0.2 mile) and the allotments at the far end of Farmers Close (0.7 mile
The explanation for West End being in the North of Witney dates to when it was originally on the western boundary of the adjacent parish of Hailey. It has been described as "one of Britain's best-preserved streets"
Disclaimer For Virtual Viewings
Some or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.
If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. We therefore strongly advise you to make further enquiries before completing your purchase of the property to ensure you are happy with all the information provided.
