2 bedroom terraced house for sale

A fine example of a thoughtfully modernised Victorian home close to the town centre with a long garden that has a sunny southerly aspect. Priced to sell, this property offers a realistic 5.81% gross yield to investors!

THE PROPERTY:

This beautifully updated period property on Corn Street blends traditional charm with modern comforts, making it ideal for 21st-century living. The inviting layout includes a contemporary shaker-style kitchen that leads to a verandah and garden beyond.

The first-floor bathroom offers convenience and functionality with stylish fixtures and fittings. Attention to detail is evident throughout, ensuring a harmonious blend of old and new.

The heart of the home is the cosy living room, featuring an art nouveau-style log burner set into an exposed stone chimney with decorative tiled surrounds. This charming focal point is perfect for cosy evenings at home, providing warmth and ambience during the cooler months. Throughout the property, double glazing has been carefully selected to complement the style of the home, while gas central heating ensures comfort year-round.

Upstairs, you will find two generously sized double bedrooms wit the larger of the two occupyining the entire top floor with a tradtional dormer to teh front and much wider one to to rear creating real caharacter without intrusive compromises on headroom. Both rooms are bright and inviting.

To the rear, the property boasts a long garden with a sunny southerly aspect, providing an ideal space for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply unwinding in the sun. A useful timber shed offers additional storage, and the property also features a traditional privy. Neighbours share access to the privy block, the rear of the terrace, and the garden path, as is typical for properties of this era. While parking on this section of Corn Street is unrestricted, the property does not have its own off-street parking, ensuring a charming and historic streetscape remains intact.

This delightful property combines the best of both worlds: period character and modern convenience. Its charming features and prime location make it an excellent choice for those seeking a comfortable and stylish home in the heart of Witney.

West Oxfordshire District Council (Tax band C).

Tenure: Freehold

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SITUATION:

Nestled among charming other period properties, in a Conservation Area this home is just a short walk from the bustling town centre.

Witney is a vibrant market town on the edge of the Cotswolds, with a rich history dating back to AD 969. Situated approximately 10 miles west of Oxford, the town boasts a picturesque setting on the banks of the River Windrush.

Witney's history is closely tied to the manufacture of high-quality blankets, a tradition that earned the town international renown until the last mill closed in 2002. The town also continues to host some manufacturing, including the renowned Christy & Co, hat makers since 1773, who have crafted headwear for clients ranging from the Royal Family to Don Corleone in the Godfather films.

Witney's fine architecture is a testament to the prosperity of its woollen trade heyday. The town offers a rich variety of shops, street cafes, and excellent sporting facilities, all of which contribute to a high quality of life. Essential services, including a local hospital, are conveniently located within the town. Witney’s Market Square comes alive every Thursday and Saturday with a traditional market, and a Farmer's Market is held on the third Wednesday of each month.

For dining and entertainment, Witney boasts over 40 venues, providing an array of options for eating and drinking. The Windrush Leisure Centre offers a swimming pool, squash courts, a gym, and a sports hall. Additionally, The Leys provides an expansive open space with cricket and football pitches, a bowling green, tennis courts, and a children's playground.

The town is well-served by educational facilities, with numerous nurseries, primary schools, and two comprehensive secondary schools, all rated highly.

Transportation is a breeze, with easy access to Oxford via the A40. Hanborough station, located approximately 6 miles away, offers regular train services to London Paddington (69 minutes) and Oxford (10 minutes). An alternative train service to London Marylebone is available from Oxford Parkway, approximately 12 miles away, with a journey time of 75 minutes.

Recently described in the national press as a "beautiful 'must-visit' Cotswolds market town," Witney offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern amenities, making it an ideal place to call home.