House For Sale £750,000
Village charm and character.
Description
Lying in an enviable setting, this Grade II listed detached cottage could appeal to those looking for a home, a weekend retreat, or as an investment. Believed to date back 300 years, it has considerable character, with beamed ceilings, exposed stone and beamed walls and an inglenook fireplace.
The welcoming full width sitting room has an old bread oven and warming seat, and the farmhouse style kitchen/dining room has fitted units with storage baskets, plate rack and fitted appliances. To the rear is a cloakroom and rear porch leading to the garden. On the first floor are three bedrooms and a shower room.
The cottage sits in an enviable position in the village and has a lovely rural feel. Lying on a corner plot, the gardens lie to the side and rear of the cottage. They are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, enclosed by hedging. There is an outbuilding/garage and greenhouse. The parking area is to the side of the cottage and accessed by a five bar gate.
Location
Noke is a picturesque village set in countryside to the north east of Oxford, with many attractive period houses, cottages and a church. The glorious Otmoor Nature Reserve is at the far end of the village, and there are numerous walks and rides along the myriad footpaths and bridleways on the doorstep.
The nearby village of Islip has pubs, a village shop, primary school and railway station, with direct links to Oxford and London. There is good access to schools in the area, and communications are excellent, with Junction 8A of the M40 within eight miles.
Square Footage: 1,201 sq ft
Directions
From the Headington roundabout, take the exit signposted Beckley/Stanton St John/Horton cum Studley. Continue to the junction and, at the end, turn left onto the B4027, proceed past the Beckley turns, and then turn right signposted Noke. Proceed into the village, past St Giles church, and turn left after a distance into Rectory Lane.
Additional Info
Services - Mains gas, water and drainage. Oil fired heating.
Council Tax - Band F
Brochure prepared and photographs taken October 2022.
Description
Lying in an enviable setting, this Grade II listed detached cottage could appeal to those looking for a home, a weekend retreat, or as an investment. Believed to date back 300 years, it has considerable character, with beamed ceilings, exposed stone and beamed walls and an inglenook fireplace.
The welcoming full width sitting room has an old bread oven and warming seat, and the farmhouse style kitchen/dining room has fitted units with storage baskets, plate rack and fitted appliances. To the rear is a cloakroom and rear porch leading to the garden. On the first floor are three bedrooms and a shower room.
The cottage sits in an enviable position in the village and has a lovely rural feel. Lying on a corner plot, the gardens lie to the side and rear of the cottage. They are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, enclosed by hedging. There is an outbuilding/garage and greenhouse. The parking area is to the side of the cottage and accessed by a five bar gate.
Location
Noke is a picturesque village set in countryside to the north east of Oxford, with many attractive period houses, cottages and a church. The glorious Otmoor Nature Reserve is at the far end of the village, and there are numerous walks and rides along the myriad footpaths and bridleways on the doorstep.
The nearby village of Islip has pubs, a village shop, primary school and railway station, with direct links to Oxford and London. There is good access to schools in the area, and communications are excellent, with Junction 8A of the M40 within eight miles.
Square Footage: 1,201 sq ft
Directions
From the Headington roundabout, take the exit signposted Beckley/Stanton St John/Horton cum Studley. Continue to the junction and, at the end, turn left onto the B4027, proceed past the Beckley turns, and then turn right signposted Noke. Proceed into the village, past St Giles church, and turn left after a distance into Rectory Lane.
Additional Info
Services - Mains gas, water and drainage. Oil fired heating.
Council Tax - Band F
Brochure prepared and photographs taken October 2022.
