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3 bedroom semi-detached house

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Semi-detached house
3 bed
3 bath
EPC rating: E*
1,797 sq ft / 167 sq m

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band TBC
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Three bedroom, semi-detached character property
  • Grade II Listed former bakery in a courtyard location
  • En suite facilities to each bedroom
  • Stylish fitted kitchen
  • Parking space
  • Secluded courtyard and separate landscaped garden
Occupying a hideaway location in a particularly picturesque setting surrounded by other 18th century homes and forming an integral part of the redevelopment to what was originally a farm house and subsequently The Old Bakery in Paxford, formerly owned by the Tarplett family from which the property takes its name. The property was actually the bakery itself and now has been reconstructed as a semi-detached three storey, three bedroom, Grade II Listed building, which must be viewed internally to be fully appreciated.

The intriguing accommodation now allows for its own 'North Wing' which has a ground floor living room, currently used as a study, its own staircase to a bedroom and a further staircase to its own somewhat decadent ensuite bathroom on the second floor and a rolltop freestanding claw bath.

The main portion of the property combines the innate character and charm of a period home with all the contemporary refinements of modern day living, all manifest in the many flag stone and solid oak floors, some wattle and daub walls, latch and brace doors, some of which are antique, beamed apex ceilings and original stone mullioned windows. There is a distinct elegance about the accommodation enhanced by the stylish modern fitted kitchen and the fact that each of the three double bedrooms has its own ensuite facilities.

The property has gas-fired central heating from a recently renewed boiler and surprisingly, a large 11ft deep walk-in airing room with a pressurised water cylinder.

Externally the property has off street parking for two vehicles, a brick built workshop with power and light, an intimate secluded patio to the side of the property, in addition to a more expansive enclosed professionally-landscaped garden within the enclosure.

The Old Bakery itself forms part of the street scene of Paxford village and is close to the Churchill Arms . The village is located mid-way between the village of Blockley and the cosmopolitan Cotswold cafe society of Chipping Campden, where there is a wide range of shops and amenities, good quality restaurants and hostelries. The nearest railway station is in Moreton in Marsh, a more traditional market town, giving access to Oxford and London Paddington.

Rooms

Hall 7.32m x 2.13m (24' 0" x 7' 0")
Oak panelled front door with antique style latch, single radiator, flagged stone floor and access to a small loft area. 15ft high sloping ceiling. Three steps down to a lower level with antique stone, oak panel internal doors with latch and brace, double radiator.

Living Room 4.88m x 3.89m (16' 0" x 12' 09")
Solid oak floor, exposed pointed stone walls to two sides, easterly and northerly aspected windows with attractive views over communal gardens, TV aerial point, double radiator, three wall mounted light points.

Cloakroom
Two piece suite in white, pedestal wash hand basin, low flush wc, single radiator, wall mounted Worcester gas fired central heating boiler.

Kitchen / Diner 5.79m x 3.86m (19' 0" x 12' 08")
Solid oak floors throughout the whole of the room, battened antique beams to the ceiling, kitchen area fitted on three sides with recently renewed quartz worktops with inset double sink unit with central mixer tap, tile surround to work surfaces with concealed pelmet lighting, Rangemaster with five ring gas hob with hotplate and double electric oven below, cooker hood illuminated with cupboards to each side, tiled surround to work surfaces, space and plumbing for automatic washer, space for a tumble dryer, integrated Bosch dishwasher, twelve separate base cupboards, space for American style fridge freezer, southerly aspected mullion window to one side with crittle window. Dining area and single radiator.

Study 3.99m x 3.45m (13' 01" x 11' 04" )
Solid oak floor, separate staircase leading to the North Wing, double radiator, telephone point and separate door leading to a small external flagged courtyard.

Galleried Landing
Double glazed Velux window, wattle and daub style walling.

Bedroom 1 4.19m x 3.71m (13' 09" x 12' 02")
Substantial a-frame construction with beams with 10ft high ceiling, twin high level double glaze Velux swing windows, built in double wardrobe with shelves to one side and single radiator.

En-Suite Bathroom
Three piece suite in white, low flush wc, pedestal wash hand basin, handle panelled bath with shower attachment and part tiled surround, 9ft high apex ceiling, chrome ladder style heated towel rail and radiator, double mirrored vanity cupboard, built in extractor and high level double glazed Velux swing window, access walk in airing cupboard.

Airing cupboard 3.35m x 1.42m (11' 00" x 4' 08" )
Skylight window, pressurised hot water cylinder, clothes airing area.

Bedroom 2 3.61m x 5.33m (11' 10" x 17' 06")
Partial apex ceiling, easterly aspect over the communal gardens, single radiator.

En-Suite Shower Room 2
Three piece suite in white, pedestal wash hand basin, low flush wc, walk in shower cubicle with sliding glazed doors and tiled interior, thermostatic shower unit with hand held shower spray and extractor, oak floor and ladder style heated towel rail and radiator, shaving mirror and shaver point.

Bedroom 3 3.51m x 3.61m (11' 06" x 11' 10" )
Easterly aspect over courtyard with antique mullioned window, single radiator, separate staircase leading to ensuite and small landing area with a double cupboard.

En Suite Bathroom/WC 3 2.92m x 2.44m (9' 07" x 8' 0")
Solid oak floor, double glazed Velux window with outlook over gardens and three piece suite in white, pedestal wash hand basin, low flush wc and roll top claw freestanding bath with central hand held mixer tap, ladder style heated towel rail and radiator, lime washed beams and access to eaves storage area, shaving mirror with strip light and shaving point above and built in extractor.

Outside - Front Garden
There is a parking space for one vehicle and garden immediately adjacent to the living room which has a box hedge surround and a small gravel area with maturing trees. The front courtyard area is prescriptively owned on the deeds with each property owning a section of the courtyard and each other property having vehicular and pedestrian rights over it. To the side of the courtyard there are five separate outside stores, the third one from the right hand side belongs to this property.

Courtyard Area 4.88m x 3.84m (16' 0" x 12' 07")
There is a paved area (8' 00" x 8' 00") outside the study, accessed from the study by the back door. The kitchen window overlooks a hidden courtyard garden (15' 00" x 12' 7") which is a perfect space for al fresco dining, with a boundary of random Cotswold stone walling on two sides.

Outbuilding 3.35m x 1.83m (11' 00" x 6' 00" )
Power and light installed.

Garden 15.24m x 12.19m (50' 00" x 40' 00" )
To the right of the store there is a pathway leading to the furthest part of the garden belonging to the Old Bakery and to the left hand side Tarpletts garden has been professionally landscaped, a formal flagged area to one side and timber cabin, mainly lawned area with Beech and country hedge row surround, elevated quarter circle, patio to one side taking the sun most of the day with a pergola style trellis work and bench installed also for alfresco dining, there are particularly mature trees surround forming a private area for recreation.

N.B
The Old Bakery was developed between 2001 and 2003 in addition to the two pairs of semi detached houses by the same builder on the other side of the village green, where there is a subterranean gas tank which serves not only those four properties but also the five properties within the Old Bakery. The gas is replenished by the service provider and the system operates in a similar way to mains gas supply.

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