House For Sale £575,000
A mature detached family home, situated along the High Street within Hinton Waldrist, one of three properties built at the same time on former farmland.
The accommodation comprises a spacious entrance hall with cloakroom, which has been fitted with a modern white suite. To one side of the hallway sits a lovely light and airy dual aspect sitting room, with a recently fitted wood burner and French doors to the rear garden. On the other side of the hallway sits the kitchen/dining room, which is fitted kitchen with a good range of base and wall units which include an integral dishwasher, four-ring electric hob and oven and space for a fridge/freezer and washing machine.
On the first floor, a spacious landing gives access to four bedrooms, all of which can accommodate a double bed, and two have fitted wardrobes. A family bathroom completes the first floor and is fitted with a modern suite.
Externally, there is a pretty cottage garden to the front of the house, with side access leading to the generous rear garden, laid mainly to lawn with patio areas and well stocked borders that feature a great variety of plants, shrubs and climbers. The rear of the garden provides access to the single garage, with a side gate providing access to a gravelled driveway, providing parking for two vehicles.
N.B. Exford owns the drive from the garage to the road over which the neighbour has a right of access.
Hinton Waldrist is a pretty village, set back from the main road and within a couple of miles’ walk of the River Thames. The village has a parish church, St Margaret’s, a local farmer sells fresh vegetables and others in the village sell fresh eggs if they have spare. The Post Office in Southmoor (c. 2 miles) is very good and there is a hairdresser, newsagent and grocery shop. A wider selection of shops can be found in Witney (c. 10 miles), Abingdon (c. 10 miles), Oxford (c. 10 miles) and Faringdon (c. 8 miles).
In neighbouring Longworth is the renowned Blue Boar public house. There is also The Waggon and Horses public house in Southmoor. There is a wealth of popular footpaths in the surrounding countryside, offering plenty of dog-walking.
Access to London can be gained from the M40 at Oxford or M4 north of Newbury, with mainline trains running from Oxford and Didcot Parkway to London. There is also a frequent bus service along the A420 linking Oxford, Faringdon and Swindon.
The accommodation comprises a spacious entrance hall with cloakroom, which has been fitted with a modern white suite. To one side of the hallway sits a lovely light and airy dual aspect sitting room, with a recently fitted wood burner and French doors to the rear garden. On the other side of the hallway sits the kitchen/dining room, which is fitted kitchen with a good range of base and wall units which include an integral dishwasher, four-ring electric hob and oven and space for a fridge/freezer and washing machine.
On the first floor, a spacious landing gives access to four bedrooms, all of which can accommodate a double bed, and two have fitted wardrobes. A family bathroom completes the first floor and is fitted with a modern suite.
Externally, there is a pretty cottage garden to the front of the house, with side access leading to the generous rear garden, laid mainly to lawn with patio areas and well stocked borders that feature a great variety of plants, shrubs and climbers. The rear of the garden provides access to the single garage, with a side gate providing access to a gravelled driveway, providing parking for two vehicles.
N.B. Exford owns the drive from the garage to the road over which the neighbour has a right of access.
Hinton Waldrist is a pretty village, set back from the main road and within a couple of miles’ walk of the River Thames. The village has a parish church, St Margaret’s, a local farmer sells fresh vegetables and others in the village sell fresh eggs if they have spare. The Post Office in Southmoor (c. 2 miles) is very good and there is a hairdresser, newsagent and grocery shop. A wider selection of shops can be found in Witney (c. 10 miles), Abingdon (c. 10 miles), Oxford (c. 10 miles) and Faringdon (c. 8 miles).
In neighbouring Longworth is the renowned Blue Boar public house. There is also The Waggon and Horses public house in Southmoor. There is a wealth of popular footpaths in the surrounding countryside, offering plenty of dog-walking.
Access to London can be gained from the M40 at Oxford or M4 north of Newbury, with mainline trains running from Oxford and Didcot Parkway to London. There is also a frequent bus service along the A420 linking Oxford, Faringdon and Swindon.
