House For Sale £850,000
A truly superb family home, steeped in history, with generously proportioned accommodation full of period charm. On walking into the entrance hall, the sense of grandeur is immediately evident, with lofty ceilings, cornicing and a tiled floor. Through to a ground floor WC and useful utility space. The sizeable family kitchen with pantry, tiled floor and Range Cooker. French doors open onto a raised terrace and door to the versatile lean to leading onto the rear gardens. The double reception room is of particular note, dual aspect and spanning the full depth of the house. With two attractive fireplaces, sash windows and wood block flooring. To the first floor are four well proportioned bedrooms, re-fitted bathroom and separate WC.
Externally, Station house is approached via a central path though the well established front gardens, with a wrap around plot, the mature rear garden offers excellent degrees of privacy, with fruit trees, paved terrace and a charming summer house. Further more the property benefits from a detached double garage with light, power and an inspection pit.
Formally the station master’s residence, Station House is located back from the platform at the historic Culham branch line train station. The original station building (no longer in railway use) is in the Tudor Revival architecture of Isambard Kingdom Brunel and is a Grade II* listed building.
Nearby Clifton Hampden is a picturesque and extremely well located Thameside village, with good access to the nearby thiving market towns of Abingdon (5 miles), Didcot (6 miles), Wallingford (7 Miles), and Oxford City (10 miles). There is a Primary School, and the village caters for most everday needs, with a village store/post office and a public house.
The surrounding countryside provides excellent walking, with the River Thames being a beautiful starting point, nearby Nuneham Courtenay has an Arboretum which itself provides some spectacular scenery and walks.
Culham branch line staton, provides regular direct services to Oxford (c10 minutes) and Didcot Parkway, The nearby A34 connects northbound to Oxford and the M40, southbound to the M4.
Externally, Station house is approached via a central path though the well established front gardens, with a wrap around plot, the mature rear garden offers excellent degrees of privacy, with fruit trees, paved terrace and a charming summer house. Further more the property benefits from a detached double garage with light, power and an inspection pit.
Formally the station master’s residence, Station House is located back from the platform at the historic Culham branch line train station. The original station building (no longer in railway use) is in the Tudor Revival architecture of Isambard Kingdom Brunel and is a Grade II* listed building.
Nearby Clifton Hampden is a picturesque and extremely well located Thameside village, with good access to the nearby thiving market towns of Abingdon (5 miles), Didcot (6 miles), Wallingford (7 Miles), and Oxford City (10 miles). There is a Primary School, and the village caters for most everday needs, with a village store/post office and a public house.
The surrounding countryside provides excellent walking, with the River Thames being a beautiful starting point, nearby Nuneham Courtenay has an Arboretum which itself provides some spectacular scenery and walks.
Culham branch line staton, provides regular direct services to Oxford (c10 minutes) and Didcot Parkway, The nearby A34 connects northbound to Oxford and the M40, southbound to the M4.
