3 bedroom link detached house for sale

A well positioned link detached house stylishly updated and featuring a log burner, outlook across a green and a beautifully sunny and private rear garden.

THE PROPERTY:

Overlooking a peaceful green, this thoughtfully designed home offers a perfect blend of modern elegance and everyday comfort.

The heart of the home is undoubtedly the stylish kitchen-breakfast room, which spans the full width of the house on the sunny side. Clever design features include cabinets that open conveniently from the dining area, and patio doors leading to a private, sun-drenched terrace – the ideal spot for enjoying a morning coffee or summer supper. Adjacent is a separate utility room with its own garden access, ensuring practicality doesn’t compromise style.

The classic woodblock flooring flows seamlessly from the dining area into the generous living room. Here, a modern log burner provides a cosy focal point, while the wide picture window floods the room with natural light and frames the view of the green beyond. A welcoming hall, complete with a cloakroom, completes the ground floor layout.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms offer plenty of space for family or guests, all radiating from a central landing. The stylishly refitted shower room exudes a boutique feel, with high-quality finishes creating a sense of understated luxury. Modern internal doors and striking glass balustrades add to the home’s crisp, contemporary aesthetic.

The rear garden has a southerly aspect and has been thoughtfully landscaped to provide a tranquil retreat. To one side is a secluded terrace, perfect for soaking up the sun. To the other, a pathway runs alongside a manicured lawn. At the end of the garden, there is private parking and a single garage.

This well-designed home combines practical living with a touch of luxury, making it ideal for families or professionals. We think it is unlikely to be on the market for long, so book your viewing early to avoid disappointment!

Local Authority: West Oxfordshire (Tax band C)

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SITUATION:

Blessed with a sunny southerly rear aspect overlooking a communal green to the front this house is part of a development that implements the ‘Radburn Concept’. This is a design that promotes social cohesion by grouping the fronts of the houses around common green areas and separating pedestrian and vehicular access. Originally conceived in the famous garden cities, the movement takes its name from the Radburm Estate of the late 1920s.

The property is within as sensible walk of the town centre and local convenience shops and is also well placed for Witney Community Primary School (judged to be ‘Good’ in the latest Ofsted report in July 2023).

Oxford is easily accessed via the A40 and at Hanborough station (within 6 miles) there are regular trains into London Paddington (journey time 69 minutes) and to the dreaming spires of Oxford (10 minutes). An alternative service to Marylebone (journey time 58 minutes) is available from Oxford Parkway c.13 miles.

Witney has been described in the national press as a "beautiful 'must-visit' Cotswolds market town". It is positioned about 10 miles to the West of the dreaming spires of Oxford on the banks of the River Windrush.

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.