Finstock, Oxfordshire, OX7

Property Description

Located in the ever-popular village of Finstock is this extended, reconfigured and well-proportioned family home. Having been meticulously maintained by its present owner, this property offers excellent versatility across two floors and boasts a ground floor bedroom, garage and off-street parking.

Property Details

Rarely available in the village with such versatility, this property has been extended to the rear and reconfigured internally to provide excellent flexibility across both the ground and first floors, presenting an ideal opportunity for those requiring multi-generational living.

Having been very well maintained throughout and significantly upgraded, this property benefits from an open-plan kitchen/dining area with limestone flooring, a double aspect principle reception room with wood burning stove, utility room, a further reception room/family room with vaulted ceiling and underfloor heating, ground floor bathroom and double bedroom.

The first floor of this home offers three double bedrooms; the master bedroom features vaulted ceilings, en-suite shower room and dressing area/study area.

The rear garden has been well landscaped and features a patio terrace with glass veranda and overlooks, and has gate to, the village recreational ground.

This property must be viewed to fully appreciate everything on offer.

This home is located on School Road in the heart of Finstock and is well connected with Finstock train station less than 1 mile away and Charlbury station approx 3 miles. The village of Finstock is well connected to nearby towns and has a regular bus service to Chipping Norton and Witney, it also features a Church of England primary school, village hall and a well-regarded pub; The Plough.
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