House For Sale £395,000
*no onward chain* A Quintessential Grade II Listed Two Double Bedroom Thatched Stone Cottage with Private Gardens backing onto Fields.
Thatched Canopy Porch to
Entrance Hall – Exposed Stone Wall. Flagstone Floor. Exposed Timber.
Sitting Room – Inglenook Original Fireplace with Stone Chimney Breast and Open Fire. Original Bread Oven. Exposed Beam. Exposed Flagstone Floor. Enclosed Staircase to First Floor Level. Built in Cupboard and Shelves. Window with Shutters and Window Seat to Front Aspect. Window to Rear Aspect.
Kitchen/Dining Room – Fitted with Butlers Sink with Cupboard Under. Range of Matching Base Units with Wooden Worksurfaces. Space for Gas Range Cooker. Integrated Dishwasher and Fridge. Exposed Stone Wall. Exposed Wooden Floor. Exposed Beam. Wall Mounted Gas Central Heating Boiler. Two Small Built in Cupboards. Window with Window Seat to Rear Aspect.
Utility Room – Plumbing for Washing Machine. Exposed Wooden Floor. Range of Shelves. Window to Side Aspect.
Bathroom – Comprising White Suite of Panelled Bath with Shower Over. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin. Low Level WC. Exposed Wooden Floor. Exposed Beam. Window to Front Aspect.
First Floor Landing – Built in Cupboard with Hanging Rail and Excellent Usage as a Wardrobe. Window to Rear Aspect.
Bedroom One – Exposed Timbers. Access to Loft Space which has a Loft Ladder, is Completely Boarded and with Light. This Could be an Excellent Study Room. Windows to Front and Rear Aspects.
Bedroom Two – Exposed Timbers. Window to Front Aspect.
Outside:
To the Front of the Property is a Gravelled Parking Area which is Owned by Highways but there is a Right to Park on this Area. Access to the Front Door is Over a Neighbours Gravel Driveway which Leads to the Rear Garden.
Rear Garden – Fully Enclosed and Not Overlooked and Backing on to Fields. The Garden has a Gravelled Path and is Mainly Laid to Lawn with Well Stocked Flower and Shrub Beds and Borders. There is a Covered Area for Bins and a Timber Garden Shed. Outside Light.
The Property Benefits from Gas Central Heating.
Council Tax Band - D
(subject to change after completion)<br /><br />Wardington is an attractive, peaceful north Oxfordshire village of two parts, Lower and Upper Wardington. From the main road in Lower Wardington a lane goes up the hill, passing the Parish Church, and leads towards Upper Wardington. With cottages built in local ironstone, Wardington has a good community feel having one public house, a garden centre with café and adjacent antiques centre and quintessential village green. Local shopping facilities can be found in nearby Cropredy or Middleton Cheney and the M40 is within easy reach.
Banbury is within easy reach of Wardington and has the usual amenities of a town with various well-known shops, several primary and secondary schools and within a short distance there are independent schools, access to the countryside is just a short stroll or cycle away.
Banbury c. 5 miles
Oxford c. 35 miles
M40 Junct 11 c. 4 miles
Banbury to London Marylebone from 54 minutes
Thatched Canopy Porch to
Entrance Hall – Exposed Stone Wall. Flagstone Floor. Exposed Timber.
Sitting Room – Inglenook Original Fireplace with Stone Chimney Breast and Open Fire. Original Bread Oven. Exposed Beam. Exposed Flagstone Floor. Enclosed Staircase to First Floor Level. Built in Cupboard and Shelves. Window with Shutters and Window Seat to Front Aspect. Window to Rear Aspect.
Kitchen/Dining Room – Fitted with Butlers Sink with Cupboard Under. Range of Matching Base Units with Wooden Worksurfaces. Space for Gas Range Cooker. Integrated Dishwasher and Fridge. Exposed Stone Wall. Exposed Wooden Floor. Exposed Beam. Wall Mounted Gas Central Heating Boiler. Two Small Built in Cupboards. Window with Window Seat to Rear Aspect.
Utility Room – Plumbing for Washing Machine. Exposed Wooden Floor. Range of Shelves. Window to Side Aspect.
Bathroom – Comprising White Suite of Panelled Bath with Shower Over. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin. Low Level WC. Exposed Wooden Floor. Exposed Beam. Window to Front Aspect.
First Floor Landing – Built in Cupboard with Hanging Rail and Excellent Usage as a Wardrobe. Window to Rear Aspect.
Bedroom One – Exposed Timbers. Access to Loft Space which has a Loft Ladder, is Completely Boarded and with Light. This Could be an Excellent Study Room. Windows to Front and Rear Aspects.
Bedroom Two – Exposed Timbers. Window to Front Aspect.
Outside:
To the Front of the Property is a Gravelled Parking Area which is Owned by Highways but there is a Right to Park on this Area. Access to the Front Door is Over a Neighbours Gravel Driveway which Leads to the Rear Garden.
Rear Garden – Fully Enclosed and Not Overlooked and Backing on to Fields. The Garden has a Gravelled Path and is Mainly Laid to Lawn with Well Stocked Flower and Shrub Beds and Borders. There is a Covered Area for Bins and a Timber Garden Shed. Outside Light.
The Property Benefits from Gas Central Heating.
Council Tax Band - D
(subject to change after completion)<br /><br />Wardington is an attractive, peaceful north Oxfordshire village of two parts, Lower and Upper Wardington. From the main road in Lower Wardington a lane goes up the hill, passing the Parish Church, and leads towards Upper Wardington. With cottages built in local ironstone, Wardington has a good community feel having one public house, a garden centre with café and adjacent antiques centre and quintessential village green. Local shopping facilities can be found in nearby Cropredy or Middleton Cheney and the M40 is within easy reach.
Banbury is within easy reach of Wardington and has the usual amenities of a town with various well-known shops, several primary and secondary schools and within a short distance there are independent schools, access to the countryside is just a short stroll or cycle away.
Banbury c. 5 miles
Oxford c. 35 miles
M40 Junct 11 c. 4 miles
Banbury to London Marylebone from 54 minutes
