House For Sale £3,250,000
Yew Tree House is an immaculately presented house situated in the pretty
and sought after village of Longworth. The house was built in 2005 and is
constructed of predominantly brick under a slate and tile roof in a traditional
Georgian style with the benefit of a modern interior. The house enjoys a lovely
outlook to the rear over the gardens and beyond towards the Berkshire Downs.
The house has excellent proportions throughout with good ceiling heights, sash windows and a light and bright aspect. The accommodation is arranged
around an elegant oak staircase that links the ground to the top floor.
Of particular note is the fantastic kitchen/family/dining room which has a
beautifully fitted central Bulthaup kitchen with the sitting area to the right and
the stunning frameless glass conservatory ahead. The conservatory has direct
access out to a wide terrace and onto the gardens beyond. Arranged off the
kitchen is a large utility room and cloakroom.
To the left of the entrance hall is the sitting room which has a large sash
window and limestone fireplace. To the right of the entrance hall is the drawing room which is double aspect with views onto the garden to one side and the courtyard to the other. A lift has recently been installed, cleverly concealed from the drawing room, to the first floor within an external chimney breast. There is an impressive first floor master bedroom suite, two further double bedroom suites on the first floor with four further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a shower room. There is also a secondary kitchen on the second floor.
Longworth is a pretty village lying 11.5 miles west of Oxford in attractive
open countryside. The village amenities include a primary school, a village pub, village hall and a parish church dating from the 12th
Century. Day-to-day shopping and services can be found at Faringdon, Abingdon and Witney.
There is an excellent choice of schools in the area including:
Chandlings, Cothill, St Hugh's, Cokethorpe and the also highly regarded
schools in Oxford and Abingdon including St. Edward's, Headington
School, Dragon School, Oxford High School and Radley College.
Intercity trains run to Paddington from Didcot (about 40 minutes) and
Oxford (about 1 hour).
Both the A40/M40 and M4 motorways are easily accessible.
Distances
Abingdon 8 miles, Witney 9 miles, Oxford 11.5 miles, Didcot Parkway 13.4
miles (London Paddington 40 mins) Oxford Parkway 15 miles, London 70 miles.
(Distances and times approximate)
and sought after village of Longworth. The house was built in 2005 and is
constructed of predominantly brick under a slate and tile roof in a traditional
Georgian style with the benefit of a modern interior. The house enjoys a lovely
outlook to the rear over the gardens and beyond towards the Berkshire Downs.
The house has excellent proportions throughout with good ceiling heights, sash windows and a light and bright aspect. The accommodation is arranged
around an elegant oak staircase that links the ground to the top floor.
Of particular note is the fantastic kitchen/family/dining room which has a
beautifully fitted central Bulthaup kitchen with the sitting area to the right and
the stunning frameless glass conservatory ahead. The conservatory has direct
access out to a wide terrace and onto the gardens beyond. Arranged off the
kitchen is a large utility room and cloakroom.
To the left of the entrance hall is the sitting room which has a large sash
window and limestone fireplace. To the right of the entrance hall is the drawing room which is double aspect with views onto the garden to one side and the courtyard to the other. A lift has recently been installed, cleverly concealed from the drawing room, to the first floor within an external chimney breast. There is an impressive first floor master bedroom suite, two further double bedroom suites on the first floor with four further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a shower room. There is also a secondary kitchen on the second floor.
Longworth is a pretty village lying 11.5 miles west of Oxford in attractive
open countryside. The village amenities include a primary school, a village pub, village hall and a parish church dating from the 12th
Century. Day-to-day shopping and services can be found at Faringdon, Abingdon and Witney.
There is an excellent choice of schools in the area including:
Chandlings, Cothill, St Hugh's, Cokethorpe and the also highly regarded
schools in Oxford and Abingdon including St. Edward's, Headington
School, Dragon School, Oxford High School and Radley College.
Intercity trains run to Paddington from Didcot (about 40 minutes) and
Oxford (about 1 hour).
Both the A40/M40 and M4 motorways are easily accessible.
Distances
Abingdon 8 miles, Witney 9 miles, Oxford 11.5 miles, Didcot Parkway 13.4
miles (London Paddington 40 mins) Oxford Parkway 15 miles, London 70 miles.
(Distances and times approximate)
