House For Sale £649,950
Owner's quote: "The house is tucked away in a quiet location, so sometimes we see deer and pheasant on the field opposite. However, it is very convenient for several local towns and a fast train route to Reading and London. Within easy walking distance, we have a gym and pool with excellent facilities and a pub. We will be very sad to leave our lovely home of more than 20 years."
No Onward Chain
Milton
Didcot Rail Station c3.7 miles A34 c0.8 miles Oxford c11.8 miles Abingdon c4.4 miles River Thames c2.2 miles M4 J13 c13.3 miles
This is a handsome Grade 2 listed home, believed to date from the late 17th century, set on a village lane on the southern edge of Milton with open fields on the other side of the lane and the recreation ground nearby. The accommodation amounts to circa 1489sq ft gross internal over 3 floors with good ceiling heights and positively generous proportions throughout. The natural light is particularly appealing with large windows to the south, east and west. On the ground floor there is a hall with timber floor, cloakroom, large kitchen/dining room with stylish partial glass ceiling and drawing room looking onto the garden with fabulous main beam, fireplace, wood burning stove and timber flooring. On the first floor there are three bedrooms and the bathroom together with stairs leading to the very fine fourth bedroom on the top floor with its unusually high ceiling.
To the rear, the west there is a long and very well stocked garden of circa 88ft with gate at the far end to the recreation ground.
Although the property does not have off road parking of its own it has used two spaces on the lane just yards from the front door without let or hindrance for many years.
Council Tax Band D £2101.28 2022/2023
No onward chain
Milton is a pretty village, fabulously well placed for quick and easy access to Didcot Rail Station with its very fast links to London Paddington and similarly well placed for the A34, which connects quickly with M4 and M40. As such this property is wonderfully well placed for road and rail travel across the south of England and yet here it sits on a little country lane next to open farmland.
There is an abundance of good schools within easy reach, primary, secondary, state and private.
Vendor's view: "We have loved living in Stepstone House because it is so light. Sometimes I think I have left a light on and then I realise it is the sun coming through the window! It is unique and beautiful and full of historic reminders. Milton is a lovely village to live in. We have supportive neighbours and a range of village activities and events including the Milton Feast', which is our annual fete."
Contact: Cuan Ryan
(t m e)
Directions
From Oxford take the A34 South and come off at the Milton junction, signposted Didcot, Milton, Wantage. At the roundabout take the first exit to Milton and then first left after about 450m to Milton village. After about 300 metres turn right into Pembroke Lane. This turns into Old Moor as the lane turns sharp left and then the property will be found on the left hand side before the recreation ground.
Viewing
Contact: Cuan Ryan
(t m e)
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No Onward Chain
Milton
Didcot Rail Station c3.7 miles A34 c0.8 miles Oxford c11.8 miles Abingdon c4.4 miles River Thames c2.2 miles M4 J13 c13.3 miles
This is a handsome Grade 2 listed home, believed to date from the late 17th century, set on a village lane on the southern edge of Milton with open fields on the other side of the lane and the recreation ground nearby. The accommodation amounts to circa 1489sq ft gross internal over 3 floors with good ceiling heights and positively generous proportions throughout. The natural light is particularly appealing with large windows to the south, east and west. On the ground floor there is a hall with timber floor, cloakroom, large kitchen/dining room with stylish partial glass ceiling and drawing room looking onto the garden with fabulous main beam, fireplace, wood burning stove and timber flooring. On the first floor there are three bedrooms and the bathroom together with stairs leading to the very fine fourth bedroom on the top floor with its unusually high ceiling.
To the rear, the west there is a long and very well stocked garden of circa 88ft with gate at the far end to the recreation ground.
Although the property does not have off road parking of its own it has used two spaces on the lane just yards from the front door without let or hindrance for many years.
Council Tax Band D £2101.28 2022/2023
No onward chain
Milton is a pretty village, fabulously well placed for quick and easy access to Didcot Rail Station with its very fast links to London Paddington and similarly well placed for the A34, which connects quickly with M4 and M40. As such this property is wonderfully well placed for road and rail travel across the south of England and yet here it sits on a little country lane next to open farmland.
There is an abundance of good schools within easy reach, primary, secondary, state and private.
Vendor's view: "We have loved living in Stepstone House because it is so light. Sometimes I think I have left a light on and then I realise it is the sun coming through the window! It is unique and beautiful and full of historic reminders. Milton is a lovely village to live in. We have supportive neighbours and a range of village activities and events including the Milton Feast', which is our annual fete."
Contact: Cuan Ryan
(t m e)
Directions
From Oxford take the A34 South and come off at the Milton junction, signposted Didcot, Milton, Wantage. At the roundabout take the first exit to Milton and then first left after about 450m to Milton village. After about 300 metres turn right into Pembroke Lane. This turns into Old Moor as the lane turns sharp left and then the property will be found on the left hand side before the recreation ground.
Viewing
Contact: Cuan Ryan
(t m e)
You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.
