4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

Located in a quiet no-through lane in the popular village of Great Haseley, this beautiful stone cottage has been recently renovated to create a wonderful home. The layout has been carefully reimagined to maximize space, while preserving its character and charm. With stunning field views to the front, the home enjoys a peaceful setting.

This home features a newly created kitchen/dining room with bespoke fittings. The kitchen was moved from its original location to provide a larger, lighter, contemporary space for dining. Adjacent is a utility room, the former kitchen before the renovation, offering added convenience. The inviting reception room features a stove set within a wooden surround and a door to the rear garden, while the sitting room is anchored by a large log burner, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Upstairs, the charm continues with pitched ceilings and exposed beams. There are four generous bedrooms, including a master with an en suite and an additional well-appointed family bathroom.

Two new windows have been added to create dual-aspect living accommodation, increasing natural light. The recently installed gas central heating helps enhance energy efficiency. Outside, a quaint, private rear garden offers a secluded retreat, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. There is also off street parking for two cars and a single garage. This cottage combines rural tranquillity with modern living, making it an idyllic countryside escape.

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Great Haseley is one of the most sought after villages in South Oxfordshire. Most of the properties are built from local stone and date back to the 17th century with parts of St Peter's Church dating back to 1100 AD. The village has many features, including a pub and cricket pitch with outstanding views across the Chilterns. Less than a mile away is the famous restaurant Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons. Other landmarks include the Great Haseley Windmill.

Communications are excellent with road links to London and Oxford via the M40 and A40, junctions 8 and 7, being only 1
and 2 miles away with the rail service from Haddenham Parkway to London taking approximately 37 minutes.

M40 (Junction 8) 1.5 mile, M40 (Junction 7) 2.5 miles, Thame 6.3 miles, Oxford 10 miles Haddenham Parkway mainline station (trains to London Marylebone in 35 minutes) 8.2 miles, London 51 miles (All distances and times are approximate).