House For Sale £1,250,000
Situated at the end of this private cul-de-sac is this substantial detached family house which was built in 1991 offering extensive living accommodation and well maintained gardens to include a self a contained one bedroom annex, gated driveway and swimming pool.
The accommodation is ideal for a growing family with the main house and comprises; reception entrance hallway, cloakroom, study, 19' living room, 24' open plan kitchen/snug with integrated appliances, quartz work surfaces to include a central island, dining room, utility room, lobby, landing leading to four double bedrooms, and three bathrooms (two en-suite) with steps up to a useful loft room and loft access. Access to the annex is from the side of the property with accommodation over two floors to include an en-suite bedroom, utility cloakroom and a open plan lounge/diner/kitchen. The gardens surround the property and are predominantly enclosed by a brick retaining walling with ample parking to the front behind a five bar gate. The rear garden has a large patio area, lawn and swimming pool with outside WC.
Wallingford town centre is within 1 mile of the property, with Crowmarsh being a short walk from the town centre across the River Thames. The narrow streets with their variety of small shops, pubs and restaurants, the antique shops in the Lamb Arcade, and the parks, commons and gardens make it a very pleasant town. Easy access can be found to Oxford, Henley and Reading via public transport available close by.
Within the village you will find an excellent primary school, village shop and two public houses. Wallingford was a walled Saxon town on the Thames and the remains of the town walls can still be seen today. William the Conqueror built Wallingford Castle, which was used as a royal residence until the time of the Black Death. Wallingford is a thriving market town. The centre is a major conservation area with fine examples of churches and architecture dating back to the 14th century. The landscape from the River Thames is officially designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Country Market is held every Friday in the Regal Centre and The Farmers' Market is held every third Tuesday in the Market Place. The Corn Exchange is the home of Wallingford cinema and theatre, producing a wide variety of productions throughout the year. Wallingford is within easy reach of both the M40 and the M4 and only 15 miles from Oxford.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
The accommodation is ideal for a growing family with the main house and comprises; reception entrance hallway, cloakroom, study, 19' living room, 24' open plan kitchen/snug with integrated appliances, quartz work surfaces to include a central island, dining room, utility room, lobby, landing leading to four double bedrooms, and three bathrooms (two en-suite) with steps up to a useful loft room and loft access. Access to the annex is from the side of the property with accommodation over two floors to include an en-suite bedroom, utility cloakroom and a open plan lounge/diner/kitchen. The gardens surround the property and are predominantly enclosed by a brick retaining walling with ample parking to the front behind a five bar gate. The rear garden has a large patio area, lawn and swimming pool with outside WC.
Wallingford town centre is within 1 mile of the property, with Crowmarsh being a short walk from the town centre across the River Thames. The narrow streets with their variety of small shops, pubs and restaurants, the antique shops in the Lamb Arcade, and the parks, commons and gardens make it a very pleasant town. Easy access can be found to Oxford, Henley and Reading via public transport available close by.
Within the village you will find an excellent primary school, village shop and two public houses. Wallingford was a walled Saxon town on the Thames and the remains of the town walls can still be seen today. William the Conqueror built Wallingford Castle, which was used as a royal residence until the time of the Black Death. Wallingford is a thriving market town. The centre is a major conservation area with fine examples of churches and architecture dating back to the 14th century. The landscape from the River Thames is officially designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Country Market is held every Friday in the Regal Centre and The Farmers' Market is held every third Tuesday in the Market Place. The Corn Exchange is the home of Wallingford cinema and theatre, producing a wide variety of productions throughout the year. Wallingford is within easy reach of both the M40 and the M4 and only 15 miles from Oxford.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
