House For Sale £725,000
This charming house enjoys an attractive setting just off the village green and adjoining open fields.
The front door opens into a large hall with Italian limestone tiled floor and large built-in cupboard.. There is a shower room with WC which also serves as a utility room. The open plan kitchen / breakfast room is well fitted with extensive units in a Shaker style with limestone tiled floor. The dining area overlooks the front garden and from the kitchen is a glazed door to the terrace and garden. The sitting room enjoys views over the garden and has a wood burning stove, wooden floor and sliding glazed doors to the garden.
The first floor has four bedrooms, the main one having fitted wardrobes and there is a good-sized bathroom. The house is double-glazed throughout and enjoys a c-rated EPC.
To the front there is parking for several cars with a path to the side to the rear garden. This is mainly laid to lawn with well stocked herbaceous borders by the terrace. There is a large willow tree to the rear and it is flanked by post and rail fencing.
Marsh Baldon is a very attractive village with excellent local amenities and is just 5 miles south of Oxford. Within the village there is the Seven Stars, a community owned pub, a cricket club which plays on the village green, one of the largest in the country at 23 acres. There is also a Church of England primary school and it is close to Harcourt Arboretum, which is part of the University of Oxford's Botanic Garden. The village forms a joint parish with Toot Baldon which has The Mole bistro pub / restaurant. There are churches in both villages, church of St Peter in Marsh Baldon and St Lawrence in Toot Baldon.
In addition the village is well positioned for the major arterial routes to London and the Midlands including the M40, A34 and Oxford ring road. Nearby Didcot and Oxford provide a regular main line train services to London Paddington together with commuter services from Haddenham to London Marylebone. There is a school bus from Nuneham Courtenay to nearby secondary schools.
The front door opens into a large hall with Italian limestone tiled floor and large built-in cupboard.. There is a shower room with WC which also serves as a utility room. The open plan kitchen / breakfast room is well fitted with extensive units in a Shaker style with limestone tiled floor. The dining area overlooks the front garden and from the kitchen is a glazed door to the terrace and garden. The sitting room enjoys views over the garden and has a wood burning stove, wooden floor and sliding glazed doors to the garden.
The first floor has four bedrooms, the main one having fitted wardrobes and there is a good-sized bathroom. The house is double-glazed throughout and enjoys a c-rated EPC.
To the front there is parking for several cars with a path to the side to the rear garden. This is mainly laid to lawn with well stocked herbaceous borders by the terrace. There is a large willow tree to the rear and it is flanked by post and rail fencing.
Marsh Baldon is a very attractive village with excellent local amenities and is just 5 miles south of Oxford. Within the village there is the Seven Stars, a community owned pub, a cricket club which plays on the village green, one of the largest in the country at 23 acres. There is also a Church of England primary school and it is close to Harcourt Arboretum, which is part of the University of Oxford's Botanic Garden. The village forms a joint parish with Toot Baldon which has The Mole bistro pub / restaurant. There are churches in both villages, church of St Peter in Marsh Baldon and St Lawrence in Toot Baldon.
In addition the village is well positioned for the major arterial routes to London and the Midlands including the M40, A34 and Oxford ring road. Nearby Didcot and Oxford provide a regular main line train services to London Paddington together with commuter services from Haddenham to London Marylebone. There is a school bus from Nuneham Courtenay to nearby secondary schools.
