Built in 1862, with later additions, this elegant four bedroom house boasts attractive gardens, garage and off road parking, located close to the town centre.
Hoarstone Cottage is located on the edge of this thriving market town, yet close to the centre of town and only a short walk to the mainline train station. The main house, built in 1862, has had a double extension and has been refurbished to a high standard throughout.
The ground floor accommodation comprises of an entrance porch with cloaks cupboard and two good sized reception rooms. The dining room has dual aspect windows and a feature stone fireplace with wood burner and the sitting room has a feature exposed stone wall and french patio door that leads out onto the garden terrace. The bespoke kitchen is fully fitted with attractive Chinese slate tiled flooring and has an integral electric oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher, water softener and four ring gas hob. From the kitchen a door leads to a separate cloakroom and a utility room which has a wall mounted gas fired boiler and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. From the hallway steps lead down into a good sized cellar.
On the first floor there is access to the loft space, three good sized double bedrooms, a smaller fourth bedroom and the family bathroom.
Situated on a lane, a five bar gate gives access to a shingle drive which offers off road parking for three vehicles and a detached garage. There are charming mature gardens to the front, side and rear. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn and has an attractive dry stone wall. Two side entrances take you through to the rear garden, which again is mainly laid to lawn with mature flower beds and shrub borders and a spacious paved seating area, ideal for alfresco dining.
From our offices proceed into Market Street and on to Thames Street, taking a right hand turn into Nineacres Lane, at the crossroads turn left and proceed along this road taking the next right hand turn into Hundley Way where the property will be found on the right hand side.
Charlbury is an ancient market town well situated in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. It has become increasingly popular in recent years with those seeking the benefits of a country lifestyle yet requiring easy access to London, Oxford and other major centres. The town retains a mainline railway station (Oxford 20 minutes, London Paddington 70 minutes) and enjoys the majority of useful amenities, shops, professional and medical services. Charlbury has several pre-school nurseries and an excellent primary school. The entire town is designated as a Conservation Area and is located within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Oxford is 17 miles and the towns of Chipping Norton and Witney are 7 miles distant by road.
Freehold
D 56
West Oxfordshire District Council
Band F Amount Payable £2672.57 per annum.
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