Floorplan
Map6 bedroom detached house
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Study
EV charger
Detached house
6 beds
3 baths
0.30 acre(s)
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Lovely proportions, with high ceilings and large windows to reception rooms
- Designer Griggs & Mac Kay kitchen with co-ordinated additional storage space
- Orangery opening to rear terrace area
- Useful ground floor bedroom suite, and five further first floor bedrooms
- Off street parking and electric car charging point
- Gardens extending to just under 0.3 acres
- EPC Rating = E
Substantial and stylish family house situated on the green in this popular village.
Description
Set back from the adjacent village green, The Lion is situated in a conservation area of the village with views towards the church. With late Victorian origins, the property bears striking hall mark features of the era including attractive patterned brickwork, half-hung tiling and decorative barge boards. Formerly a village pub, believed to have been converted in 2000s’, the property is not listed. Having been extended in 2015, it has since extensively further upgraded by the current owners. With the feeling of light and space enhanced by high ceilings and large windows, accommodation flows well. The sitting and dining rooms lie either side of the reception hall, and there is an attractive orangery with double doors opening to the rear courtyard garden. The stylish kitchen/breakfast room has been redesigned by Griggs & MacKay, with granite work surfaces, electric Everhot range oven, pantry cupboard, and French doors to the terrace. Also on the ground floor is a play room, a large boot/utility room and a useful guest bedroom with ensuite shower, which could alternatively be used as a study. On the first floor the principal bedroom enjoys views over the village green and has an ensuite shower room. There are four further bedrooms, one with a mezzanine area, and a family bathroom.
Outside, a useful timber outbuilding with light, power and internet, is ideal for working from home. The driveway provides gravelled parking for several cars, where there is an electric car charger. Attractive gardens surrounding the property include a rear terrace, an Astroturf area ideal as an all-weather play area, specimen trees including mature oak, and raised vegetable beds and fruit cages.
Location
Situated about two miles south of Abingdon, Culham is an attractive Thameside village with a rich history. Amenities in the village include St Pauls church, a nursey/pre-school and the Europa school. Daily shopping requirements and supermarkets are found in the market town of Abingdon and there are lovely countryside walks from the village, including a bridlepath to the Thames Path and on to Sutton Courtenay. As well as the village schools, the property is well located for a wide selection of state and independent schools in both Abingdon and Oxford. Well connected, with M40, J8 (about 13 miles), the local station at Culham, (about 1.5 miles), has trains to Oxford, and Didcot mainline station, (about 4 miles), provides regular services to London Paddington (from 43 minutes).
Square Footage: 2,855 sq ft
Acreage: 0.3 Acres
Directions
From Oxford on the A34, take the Abingdon North exit. Proceed through Abingdon town centre and turn left on the A415, signposted to Dorchester. Cross the Thames and take the first turning right, signposted to Culham village. On entering the village, The Lion will be found on the right hand side, beside the green.
Additional Info
Mains water and electricity. LPG to boiler. Private drainage. Security system.
Description
Set back from the adjacent village green, The Lion is situated in a conservation area of the village with views towards the church. With late Victorian origins, the property bears striking hall mark features of the era including attractive patterned brickwork, half-hung tiling and decorative barge boards. Formerly a village pub, believed to have been converted in 2000s’, the property is not listed. Having been extended in 2015, it has since extensively further upgraded by the current owners. With the feeling of light and space enhanced by high ceilings and large windows, accommodation flows well. The sitting and dining rooms lie either side of the reception hall, and there is an attractive orangery with double doors opening to the rear courtyard garden. The stylish kitchen/breakfast room has been redesigned by Griggs & MacKay, with granite work surfaces, electric Everhot range oven, pantry cupboard, and French doors to the terrace. Also on the ground floor is a play room, a large boot/utility room and a useful guest bedroom with ensuite shower, which could alternatively be used as a study. On the first floor the principal bedroom enjoys views over the village green and has an ensuite shower room. There are four further bedrooms, one with a mezzanine area, and a family bathroom.
Outside, a useful timber outbuilding with light, power and internet, is ideal for working from home. The driveway provides gravelled parking for several cars, where there is an electric car charger. Attractive gardens surrounding the property include a rear terrace, an Astroturf area ideal as an all-weather play area, specimen trees including mature oak, and raised vegetable beds and fruit cages.
Location
Situated about two miles south of Abingdon, Culham is an attractive Thameside village with a rich history. Amenities in the village include St Pauls church, a nursey/pre-school and the Europa school. Daily shopping requirements and supermarkets are found in the market town of Abingdon and there are lovely countryside walks from the village, including a bridlepath to the Thames Path and on to Sutton Courtenay. As well as the village schools, the property is well located for a wide selection of state and independent schools in both Abingdon and Oxford. Well connected, with M40, J8 (about 13 miles), the local station at Culham, (about 1.5 miles), has trains to Oxford, and Didcot mainline station, (about 4 miles), provides regular services to London Paddington (from 43 minutes).
Square Footage: 2,855 sq ft
Acreage: 0.3 Acres
Directions
From Oxford on the A34, take the Abingdon North exit. Proceed through Abingdon town centre and turn left on the A415, signposted to Dorchester. Cross the Thames and take the first turning right, signposted to Culham village. On entering the village, The Lion will be found on the right hand side, beside the green.
Additional Info
Mains water and electricity. LPG to boiler. Private drainage. Security system.
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