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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom cottage
Chain-free
Cottage
2 beds
1 bath
984
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Super-fast 48Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Features and description
- Grade II Listed Cottage
- Nestled in the Heart of the Village
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Open Plan Ground Floor with Inglenook Fireplace
- Private Courtyard Style Gardens
- Garage
- Yards From the Village Amenities
- No onward chain
Located on a quiet no through road, just off the High Street in the heart of the village is this lovely two bedroom, Grade II, thatched cottage.
Forming part of what is thought to have been the old village forge the cottage has an abundance of period features including a large feature inglenook fireplace and exposed beams. The property is accessed via the entrance porch which also allows access to the rear gardens.
The entrance hallway opens into the house with a small step down into what is currently the Dining Room and then onto the Sitting Room with feature fireplace and imposing chimney breast. The Kitchen lies at the rear of the property with access out to the garden. The bathroom is also located on the ground floor and there is also a very useful Utility Cupboard. The first floor has two double bedrooms.
The rear courtyard style garden features a mix of paved tiles and gravel, enclosed by timber fencing with a side access gate. It includes raised planting beds filled with mature shrubs and plants. The property has the huge benefit of a garage located in a block of three at the rear of the property. Please note that the property does not have any designated off street parking.
Dorchester on Thames as its name suggests is an extremely well regarded and desirable Thames side village known for its famous 12th Century Abbey. The village offers local amenities including a local store (Co Op) pubs, a café, two hotels/restaurants plus a Recreation Ground.
It lies just off the A4074 approx. 9 miles south of Oxford and approx. 10 Miles to Didcot Parkway Train Station which offers direct links to London Paddington and beyond. The M40 at Junction 6 (Aston Rowant) is approx. 13 miles away with access to London and The North.
Material Information;
Council Tax: E
Energy Rating: N/A
Broadband: According to checker.ofcom.org.uk; Standard & Superfast services are available subject to which supplier.
Mobile Signal/Coverage: According to checker.ofcom.org.uk; Voice & Data is likely available across all providers.
We strongly advise you consult a Solicitor and or surveyor or carry out your own research on the information provided to ensure there have been no unexpected changes to the information above. We do not check the records on a daily basis therefore changes may occur through 3rd parties correcting errors or applications made by the owners or 3rd parties.
Forming part of what is thought to have been the old village forge the cottage has an abundance of period features including a large feature inglenook fireplace and exposed beams. The property is accessed via the entrance porch which also allows access to the rear gardens.
The entrance hallway opens into the house with a small step down into what is currently the Dining Room and then onto the Sitting Room with feature fireplace and imposing chimney breast. The Kitchen lies at the rear of the property with access out to the garden. The bathroom is also located on the ground floor and there is also a very useful Utility Cupboard. The first floor has two double bedrooms.
The rear courtyard style garden features a mix of paved tiles and gravel, enclosed by timber fencing with a side access gate. It includes raised planting beds filled with mature shrubs and plants. The property has the huge benefit of a garage located in a block of three at the rear of the property. Please note that the property does not have any designated off street parking.
Dorchester on Thames as its name suggests is an extremely well regarded and desirable Thames side village known for its famous 12th Century Abbey. The village offers local amenities including a local store (Co Op) pubs, a café, two hotels/restaurants plus a Recreation Ground.
It lies just off the A4074 approx. 9 miles south of Oxford and approx. 10 Miles to Didcot Parkway Train Station which offers direct links to London Paddington and beyond. The M40 at Junction 6 (Aston Rowant) is approx. 13 miles away with access to London and The North.
Material Information;
Council Tax: E
Energy Rating: N/A
Broadband: According to checker.ofcom.org.uk; Standard & Superfast services are available subject to which supplier.
Mobile Signal/Coverage: According to checker.ofcom.org.uk; Voice & Data is likely available across all providers.
We strongly advise you consult a Solicitor and or surveyor or carry out your own research on the information provided to ensure there have been no unexpected changes to the information above. We do not check the records on a daily basis therefore changes may occur through 3rd parties correcting errors or applications made by the owners or 3rd parties.
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