House For Sale £1,075,000
Tucked away family house in a peaceful setting.
Description
Swallows House lies at the end of a private track with idyllic views over open fields and woodland beyond. Built in 1958, with later additions, the house now provides good sized, light filled rooms to the ground floor, with both the kitchen/breakfast room and sitting room enjoying the rural views beyond.
A large porch opens to a central hallway with all rooms directly off. The kitchen has southerly and easterly aspects with a range of oak base and wall units beneath oak and granite worktops. Appliances include a range cooker and integrated dishwasher. A large, north facing pantry provides valuable storage space. Also directly off the kitchen is a utility/boot room with doors leading to the garage and the garden.
The sitting room faces south and has French doors opening to the garden and a welcoming fireplace with wood burning stove. The family room offers the flexibility to be used as a separate dining room. There is also a study and cloakroom on the ground floor.
Stair rise to a galleried landing. The principal bedroom has views over the garden and fields beyond with an en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a spacious eaves storage room which offers the flexibility to create a fourth bedroom or a generous principal bedroom suite with its own dressing room and bathroom.
Photovoltaic panels provide an extensive electric supply, backed up by a Tesla battery system allowing power to be stored until required. This and the smart Mixergy hot water cylinder are both operated via an app and offer an efficient and flexible energy source representing substantial financial savings.
Outside
A large garden, mostly laid to lawn boasts a variety of apple, pear and plum trees. A terrace wraps around the south and west of the house providing ample space to entertain and enjoy the view. A single garage is attached to the house, with access into the utility room. There is also a large shed, an open bay barn and large vegetable garden. The front of the property offers ample car parking and there is a car charging point attached to the garage. In all approximately 1.4 acres
Location
Appleton is a sought after village lying some 7 miles south west of Oxford and 6 miles from Abingdon with good access to both the M40, M4, Swindon and London.
With an active community, this pretty Oxfordshire village boasts a 12th century church, primary school, public house, community village shop, sports field and village hall.
There is an excellent choice of schools in the area, both state and private including those in Oxford and Abingdon.
Square Footage: 2,289 sq ft
Directions
From Oxford take the A420 south west towards Faringdon. After crossing the first roundabout, take the first right, signposted Appleton. Proceed into the village and at the T junction turn left onto Netherton Road. Continue through the village. The drive to Swallows House is just after No 115 on the left after the red post box on the right.
Additional Info
Distances - Abingdon 6 miles, Oxford 7 miles, Didcot Parkway (London Paddington from 42 mins) 12 miles, Oxford Parkway (London Marylebone from 55 mins) 11 miles,
(Distances are approximate)
Services - Mains water, electric subsidised by Photovoltaic panels, oil central heating, private drainage, Gigaclear fibre broadband available
Local Authority - Vale of the White Horse
Council Tax - Band G
Photographs taken and brochure prepared January 2023
Description
Swallows House lies at the end of a private track with idyllic views over open fields and woodland beyond. Built in 1958, with later additions, the house now provides good sized, light filled rooms to the ground floor, with both the kitchen/breakfast room and sitting room enjoying the rural views beyond.
A large porch opens to a central hallway with all rooms directly off. The kitchen has southerly and easterly aspects with a range of oak base and wall units beneath oak and granite worktops. Appliances include a range cooker and integrated dishwasher. A large, north facing pantry provides valuable storage space. Also directly off the kitchen is a utility/boot room with doors leading to the garage and the garden.
The sitting room faces south and has French doors opening to the garden and a welcoming fireplace with wood burning stove. The family room offers the flexibility to be used as a separate dining room. There is also a study and cloakroom on the ground floor.
Stair rise to a galleried landing. The principal bedroom has views over the garden and fields beyond with an en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a spacious eaves storage room which offers the flexibility to create a fourth bedroom or a generous principal bedroom suite with its own dressing room and bathroom.
Photovoltaic panels provide an extensive electric supply, backed up by a Tesla battery system allowing power to be stored until required. This and the smart Mixergy hot water cylinder are both operated via an app and offer an efficient and flexible energy source representing substantial financial savings.
Outside
A large garden, mostly laid to lawn boasts a variety of apple, pear and plum trees. A terrace wraps around the south and west of the house providing ample space to entertain and enjoy the view. A single garage is attached to the house, with access into the utility room. There is also a large shed, an open bay barn and large vegetable garden. The front of the property offers ample car parking and there is a car charging point attached to the garage. In all approximately 1.4 acres
Location
Appleton is a sought after village lying some 7 miles south west of Oxford and 6 miles from Abingdon with good access to both the M40, M4, Swindon and London.
With an active community, this pretty Oxfordshire village boasts a 12th century church, primary school, public house, community village shop, sports field and village hall.
There is an excellent choice of schools in the area, both state and private including those in Oxford and Abingdon.
Square Footage: 2,289 sq ft
Directions
From Oxford take the A420 south west towards Faringdon. After crossing the first roundabout, take the first right, signposted Appleton. Proceed into the village and at the T junction turn left onto Netherton Road. Continue through the village. The drive to Swallows House is just after No 115 on the left after the red post box on the right.
Additional Info
Distances - Abingdon 6 miles, Oxford 7 miles, Didcot Parkway (London Paddington from 42 mins) 12 miles, Oxford Parkway (London Marylebone from 55 mins) 11 miles,
(Distances are approximate)
Services - Mains water, electric subsidised by Photovoltaic panels, oil central heating, private drainage, Gigaclear fibre broadband available
Local Authority - Vale of the White Horse
Council Tax - Band G
Photographs taken and brochure prepared January 2023
