House For Sale £299,950
Description
This period property was built around 1828 and has been sympathetically renovated to provide characterful accommodation over three floors. The ground floor has two separate reception rooms in addition to a kitchen and bathroom, with the first floor providing two double bedrooms, and the second floor providing a futher bedroom. The property retains a great deal of charm with a wealth of features including fireplaces, exposed timber floors and square paned windows.
The property also enjoys an enclosed courtyard.
Location
The property can be found on Bridge Street in the town centre and sits amongst other period properties, many of which are Grade II listed. The busy town centre is home to a number of well known shops as well as many thriving independents. Abingdon is well known for its historic public houses, selection of restaurants and the River Thames, along which, there are lovely countryside walks. The area benefits from being well placed geographically, and for those considering a commute to London, Didcot Parkway, located 6 miles south provides access by train to London Paddington within 45 minutes. The A34 serves the M4 to the south and the M40 to the north. A regular bus service serves Oxford City Centre.
This period property was built around 1828 and has been sympathetically renovated to provide characterful accommodation over three floors. The ground floor has two separate reception rooms in addition to a kitchen and bathroom, with the first floor providing two double bedrooms, and the second floor providing a futher bedroom. The property retains a great deal of charm with a wealth of features including fireplaces, exposed timber floors and square paned windows.
The property also enjoys an enclosed courtyard.
Location
The property can be found on Bridge Street in the town centre and sits amongst other period properties, many of which are Grade II listed. The busy town centre is home to a number of well known shops as well as many thriving independents. Abingdon is well known for its historic public houses, selection of restaurants and the River Thames, along which, there are lovely countryside walks. The area benefits from being well placed geographically, and for those considering a commute to London, Didcot Parkway, located 6 miles south provides access by train to London Paddington within 45 minutes. The A34 serves the M4 to the south and the M40 to the north. A regular bus service serves Oxford City Centre.
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