House For Sale £700,000
A four-bedroom family residence located in the village of Fewcott. Accommodation comprises of four double bedrooms, three reception rooms, kitchen and utility room. Exterior features include a large wraparound garden, off-street driveway parking for multiple vehicles, and a stone-built single garage
Property Details
A four-bedroom family residence located in the village of Fewcott, set on an attractive road of individual homes predominantly constructed in the Cotswold stone style. The property is conveniently situated near the local public house and eatery, featuring a brilliant beer garden ideal for those rare British summer evenings.
The property exudes curb appeal, built in the traditional Cotswold stone construction. There is ample off-street driveway parking on the gated driveway, along with a single garage currently utilized as a workshop but suitable for a variety of purposes. The ground floor accommodation comprises a well-appointed and highly functional kitchen able to accommodate a breakfast table, a utility room with external access, a generous sitting area with a log-burning stove and patio doors to the rear garden, and two further reception rooms offering flexible-use space.
On the first floor, four double bedrooms and a family bathroom suite are set off a handy landing space. Three of the four bedrooms benefit from fitted/built-in storage. The loft space is also accessible from the landing area.
Externally, the rear garden presents an attractive mix of shrubbery, mature trees, and planting beds. The garden is not overlooked, offering a great deal of privacy and the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in peace.
Fewcott has its own pub and is within striking distance of Junction 10 of the M40. There are nearby facilities in Fritwell with a butcher's and cafe, and there is a vibrant village hall and sports field in the adjoining village of Ardley.
Video Viewings:
If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created.
Property Details
A four-bedroom family residence located in the village of Fewcott, set on an attractive road of individual homes predominantly constructed in the Cotswold stone style. The property is conveniently situated near the local public house and eatery, featuring a brilliant beer garden ideal for those rare British summer evenings.
The property exudes curb appeal, built in the traditional Cotswold stone construction. There is ample off-street driveway parking on the gated driveway, along with a single garage currently utilized as a workshop but suitable for a variety of purposes. The ground floor accommodation comprises a well-appointed and highly functional kitchen able to accommodate a breakfast table, a utility room with external access, a generous sitting area with a log-burning stove and patio doors to the rear garden, and two further reception rooms offering flexible-use space.
On the first floor, four double bedrooms and a family bathroom suite are set off a handy landing space. Three of the four bedrooms benefit from fitted/built-in storage. The loft space is also accessible from the landing area.
Externally, the rear garden presents an attractive mix of shrubbery, mature trees, and planting beds. The garden is not overlooked, offering a great deal of privacy and the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in peace.
Fewcott has its own pub and is within striking distance of Junction 10 of the M40. There are nearby facilities in Fritwell with a butcher's and cafe, and there is a vibrant village hall and sports field in the adjoining village of Ardley.
Video Viewings:
If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created.
