3 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

A sizeable family home that overlooks a green and has a conservatory, generous garden and EV charging point.

THE PROPERTY:

This striking 20th-century home combines modern design with spacious living, providing an unexpected abundance of room throughout. As you enter through the generously proportioned hallway, you’re greeted by an interior far more expansive than its external appearance suggests. The majority of the ground floor is dedicated to a vast, double-aspect living, dining, and kitchen area that forms the heart of the home. A contemporary ‘suntrap’ window at the front fills the space with natural light and the room has a pleasing view of the green opposite.

Bifold doors open into a bright conservatory, which links the home and the wrap around garden. With the garden’s size and layout, there is excellent potential for future extension (subject to necessary consents), and it is always possible to enjoy the sun when there is any!

Practicality is thoughtfully integrated into the design. The cloakroom cleverly houses the laundry appliances, keeping them out of the kitchen to maintain a peaceful environment while dining or cooking.

Upstairs, the property boasts three generously sized bedrooms, featuring angled ceilings that lend a distinctive architectural charm. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the upper floor.

To the side of the property, a gravelled area is equipped with an EV charging point. While not officially designated parking due to the lack of a dropped curb, this space is used daily by the present owner for their car. Residents and their guests have the use of the parking bays in the cul-de-sac.

With its ideal blend of modern living and outdoor space, this home offers both comfort and future potential, all set within a reasonably central location.

Agents notes:

The communal garden and parking spaces for residents and guests in the cul-de-sac are owned and maintained by a separate company. The latest cost for the upkeep of these areas is £36 per calendar month. The freehold house and gardens are edged blue on the site plan.

Local Authority: West Oxfordshire (Tax band C).

We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all those selling or buying a property. Whilst we retain responsibility for ensuring checks and any ongoing monitoring are carried out correctly, the initial checks are carried out on our behalf by Lifetime Legal who will contact you once you have agreed to instruct us in your sale or had an offer accepted on a property you wish to buy. The cost of these checks is £60 (incl. VAT), which covers the cost of obtaining relevant data and any manual checks and monitoring which might be required. This fee will need to be paid by you in advance of us publishing your property (in the case of a vendor) or issuing a memorandum of sale (in the case of a buyer), directly to Lifetime Legal, and is non-refundable. We will receive some of the fee taken by Lifetime Legal to compensate for its role in the provision of these checks.

SITUATION:

The house is at the entrance of a cul-de-sac off Tower Hill within a sensible walk of the town centre. Its name is derived from the ill-fated Witney Water Tower erected in 1903 (but burst in 1904) at the top of was then known as Razor Hill.

Witney is a thriving market town on the edge of the Cotswolds about 10 miles to the West of the dreaming spires of Oxford. Its location on the banks of the River Windrush led to the manufacture of quality blankets known the world over until the last mill was closed in 2002. Much of the town's fine architecture reflects the wealth of the woollen trade in its heyday. The rich variety of shops, street cafes, and excellent sporting facilities coupled with higher order services that include a hospital greatly add to the quality of life.

A mainline rail service to Oxford and London Paddington is available from Long Hanborough (under 7 miles away) with journey times of 9 and 70 minutes respectively.