House For Sale £500,000
Four bedroom Semi detached home extended to the side and rear offering substantial living accommodation. With off-street parking for several vehicles and additional annexe space.
Accommodation:
Entrance Hall, Utility Room, Updated Kitchen, open plan living/dining area. Master bedroom with en-suite, three further bedrooms (the ground floor room benefits from en-suite and a small kitchenette, the accommodation would lend well as a home work space), updated Family bathroom, low maintenance front and rear gardens, driveway for up to three vehicles.
Location:
Horspath, is set on the southern slope of Shotover Hill some 4 miles to the east of Oxford City. There is a blend of period and modern properties, a village shop and post office, primary school, nursery, two public houses, a brewery tap room and a garage. Wheatley Park secondary school is a short drive away.
The church is believed to date from Norman times and is famous for two usual stone figures on the church tower and for a stained glass window commemorating an Oxford don who was attacked by a wild boar on Shotover Hill.
From the village, commuting is excellent. Oxford City is nearby and the Oxford Ring Road that leads to the A40, A34 and also the M40 which gives access to London, Birmingham and the Midlands. Train stations at Oxford, Oxford Parkway and Haddenham & Thame all provide regular services to London. There is also a regular bus service that takes you into Oxford. There are two retail parks within two miles including M&S, Tesco’s and Homebase and a John Lloyd Leisure Centre between.
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
Accommodation:
Entrance Hall, Utility Room, Updated Kitchen, open plan living/dining area. Master bedroom with en-suite, three further bedrooms (the ground floor room benefits from en-suite and a small kitchenette, the accommodation would lend well as a home work space), updated Family bathroom, low maintenance front and rear gardens, driveway for up to three vehicles.
Location:
Horspath, is set on the southern slope of Shotover Hill some 4 miles to the east of Oxford City. There is a blend of period and modern properties, a village shop and post office, primary school, nursery, two public houses, a brewery tap room and a garage. Wheatley Park secondary school is a short drive away.
The church is believed to date from Norman times and is famous for two usual stone figures on the church tower and for a stained glass window commemorating an Oxford don who was attacked by a wild boar on Shotover Hill.
From the village, commuting is excellent. Oxford City is nearby and the Oxford Ring Road that leads to the A40, A34 and also the M40 which gives access to London, Birmingham and the Midlands. Train stations at Oxford, Oxford Parkway and Haddenham & Thame all provide regular services to London. There is also a regular bus service that takes you into Oxford. There are two retail parks within two miles including M&S, Tesco’s and Homebase and a John Lloyd Leisure Centre between.
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
