House For Sale £575,000
Exquisite Grade II Listed four-bedroom, three storey townhouse set in the heart of this wonderful Market Town within a stone's throw of the Church of Ss Peter & Paul, Waitrose and the picturesque Market Place itself. Recently improved by the current owner and offering many original features and much charm, fused with modern fixtures and fittings, this is a truly lovely property with beautiful, surprisingly secluded cottage gardens presenting a unique package to the market which must be viewed to be fully appreciated.
Location
One time winner of a Great British High Street award and highlighted by The Sunday Times as an often overlooked part of Oxfordshire which will become a boom town, Wantage is superbly situated in the Vale of the White Horse for all the main travel links, with the A338 providing easy access to the A34, M40, M4, plus the rail links in Oxford, Didcot, and Swindon. A picturesque Market Town, with historic ties as far back as Alfred the Great, Wantage has many high street and independent retailers with a plethora of bars, restaurants, and cafes in a thriving community. King Alfred's Academy provides secondary education and is now part of the Vale Academy Trust, working with good primary schools locally, including Charlton and Wantage CofE with Ofsted rated outstanding Stockham Primary School completing the educational provision within the Town. With easy access to the beautiful surrounding countryside including the ancient Ridgeway and White Horse Hill, Wantage fuses the semi-urban and rural in one sublime package.
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OX12 9DD.
GRADE II Listing Ref: English Heritage Listing NGR: SU[use Contact Agent Button]
House. C15 hall-house, stack and floors inserted and extended to right in mid/late C16, refronted in mid C18. Originally timber-framed. Flemish bond brick; old tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys, original 3-window range. C19 carved brackets to pedimented hood over early C20 door. Mid C19 horned sash in blocked door to right. Stone lintel over mid C18 sash to right, gauged brick flat arches over other mid C18 sashes and brick soldier arch over inserted mid C19 sash to left. Half-hipped roof; ridge, right end and rear lateral stacks. Interior: C18 panelled and plank doors. Chamfered beams and bressumer over fireplace. Winder stairs to rear right. C15 cruck to left obscured by inserted stack, has smoke-blackened exposed timbers and mortices for collar-yoke; similar truss to right has only strut visible. C16 two-bay collar-truss roof to right.
EER
Grade II Listed exemption.
Council Tax Band
D.
Tenure
Freehold.
Images
NB some library images may have been used.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
Location
One time winner of a Great British High Street award and highlighted by The Sunday Times as an often overlooked part of Oxfordshire which will become a boom town, Wantage is superbly situated in the Vale of the White Horse for all the main travel links, with the A338 providing easy access to the A34, M40, M4, plus the rail links in Oxford, Didcot, and Swindon. A picturesque Market Town, with historic ties as far back as Alfred the Great, Wantage has many high street and independent retailers with a plethora of bars, restaurants, and cafes in a thriving community. King Alfred's Academy provides secondary education and is now part of the Vale Academy Trust, working with good primary schools locally, including Charlton and Wantage CofE with Ofsted rated outstanding Stockham Primary School completing the educational provision within the Town. With easy access to the beautiful surrounding countryside including the ancient Ridgeway and White Horse Hill, Wantage fuses the semi-urban and rural in one sublime package.
What3Words
w3w.co/chips.octagonal.congested.
SatNav
OX12 9DD.
GRADE II Listing Ref: English Heritage Listing NGR: SU[use Contact Agent Button]
House. C15 hall-house, stack and floors inserted and extended to right in mid/late C16, refronted in mid C18. Originally timber-framed. Flemish bond brick; old tile roof; brick stacks. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys, original 3-window range. C19 carved brackets to pedimented hood over early C20 door. Mid C19 horned sash in blocked door to right. Stone lintel over mid C18 sash to right, gauged brick flat arches over other mid C18 sashes and brick soldier arch over inserted mid C19 sash to left. Half-hipped roof; ridge, right end and rear lateral stacks. Interior: C18 panelled and plank doors. Chamfered beams and bressumer over fireplace. Winder stairs to rear right. C15 cruck to left obscured by inserted stack, has smoke-blackened exposed timbers and mortices for collar-yoke; similar truss to right has only strut visible. C16 two-bay collar-truss roof to right.
EER
Grade II Listed exemption.
Council Tax Band
D.
Tenure
Freehold.
Images
NB some library images may have been used.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
