House For Sale £545,000
Four double-bedroom semi-detached house in the sought-after village of Islip, with 53min rail service to London Marylebone and 10mins to Oxford (station just 6min walk). The M40 (both east and west) lies within a 10min drive and the A34 (south) within 5mins.
In addition to four double bedrooms, one with bathroom en suite, there is also a family bathroom, kitchen diner, lounge, utility room, well-lit spacious office (downstairs), which could also serve as a fifth bedroom, and workshop, yielding 126sqm (1,360sqft) heated plus single integral garage (16sqm). The property has cavity wall insulation installed, a fully insulated loft, and double glazing throughout.
The kitchen diner overlooks a south-facing rear garden which extends approx. 40m, incorporating a patio and mature shrubs and apple trees. The front garden is attractive with mature laburnam, lavendar and privet, looking out onto a green with cherry and birch trees.
There is the opportunity to convert garage, workshop and utility room into a self-contained annex (STPP, if required).
Islip is a pretty village offering a strong community and many amenities within walking distance, including church, village hall, two pubs, shop, park, playground and well-rated Church of England primary school. There are opportunities for field walking, including the Oxfordshire Way and along the Cherwell to Cutteslowe Park.
Built in 1962 by the County on behalf of the Regional Health Authority for the District Nurse, the house has been a home to the same family for thirty-five years. Sale follows retirement and emptying the nest. Heating is currently electric, though gas is available in the street.
In addition to four double bedrooms, one with bathroom en suite, there is also a family bathroom, kitchen diner, lounge, utility room, well-lit spacious office (downstairs), which could also serve as a fifth bedroom, and workshop, yielding 126sqm (1,360sqft) heated plus single integral garage (16sqm). The property has cavity wall insulation installed, a fully insulated loft, and double glazing throughout.
The kitchen diner overlooks a south-facing rear garden which extends approx. 40m, incorporating a patio and mature shrubs and apple trees. The front garden is attractive with mature laburnam, lavendar and privet, looking out onto a green with cherry and birch trees.
There is the opportunity to convert garage, workshop and utility room into a self-contained annex (STPP, if required).
Islip is a pretty village offering a strong community and many amenities within walking distance, including church, village hall, two pubs, shop, park, playground and well-rated Church of England primary school. There are opportunities for field walking, including the Oxfordshire Way and along the Cherwell to Cutteslowe Park.
Built in 1962 by the County on behalf of the Regional Health Authority for the District Nurse, the house has been a home to the same family for thirty-five years. Sale follows retirement and emptying the nest. Heating is currently electric, though gas is available in the street.
