4 bedroom detached house

Oakwood is a most delightful, recently constructed, stone built, detached family home using modern technology to lower the environmental impact and economical to run.

Nestled in generous sized grounds and enjoying a pleasant outlook to the front and rear. This attractive family home has been built to a high standard and offers a lovely contemporary style way of living. The property is well placed with good access to a range of amenities, facilities and lovely countryside walks.

Bursting with character yet offering modern day luxury the well-proportioned accommodation briefly comprises of a welcoming entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, a cupboard under and a door to the cloakroom. The sitting room has an attractive log effect gas fire and has double doors opening into the beautiful family room, which is a particular fine feature of the property. Here there is a part oak frame with vaulted ceiling lantern providing extra natural light. A lovely place to sit, relax and overlook the garden. There is ample room for a table or sofa and chairs if desired. Leading through to the kitchen/breakfast room, the kitchen area having a generous range of wall and base units with working surfaces over, integral appliances and a breakfast island. A door to the utility room which in turn has a door to the side. There is a separate dining room to the front which could be used as a home office or playroom as required.

At first floor level the galleried landing has two storage cupboards, a Velux style window adding additional light and leads to the four double bedrooms, all having built in wardrobes. The master bedroom has the added benefit of an en suite shower room including a wash hand basin set in a vanity unit and a wc. The main family bathroom has a separate shower cubicle as well as a bath, a wash hand basin set in a vanity unit and a wc.

The property is approached via a paved driveway providing ample parking. There is a lawn area with access down either side of the property leading to the rear garden. The rear garden is of a most generous size, well enclosed and offers a good degree of privacy. It is predominately laid to lawn, with flower/shrub borders and a generous patio offering a place to sit and relax. There is a second driveway into the rear of the property providing ample parking and turning space. There is a detached double garage with twin electric up and over doors and to the side a very useful outside workshop.

The beautiful home also has the benefit of an ground source heating system, solar panels and rainwater harvesting as well as gas.

Blunsdon is a civil parish in the Borough of Swindon, England, about 4 miles (6 km) north of the centre of Swindon, with the A419 forming its southern boundary. Its main settlement is the village of Broad Blunsdon, with Lower Blunsdon nearby.

A successful community run village shop at the village hall site selling a range of daily grocery.

St Leonards primary school and a recreation ground which is regularly used by local clubs for football and cricket matches.

The Millennium Gardens, at the junction of the High Street and Holdcroft Close, were created as a "village centre" to celebrate the year 2000.

A network of public rights of way, footpaths and bridleways, criss-crosses the Parish offering lovely places to walk.

Transport links are excellent with the A419 connecting to the M4 and M5 easily. The mainline train station at Swindon has frequent trains to London or Bristol. Swindon, Cirencester, Oxford, Bristol and Bath are all within a commutable distance as well as being good centres for shopping.