Upton, Oxfordshire, OX11

Property Description

Nestled at the end of a private lane, beyond a secure gate and sweeping driveway, lies a charming 3-bedroom detached cottage with a guest annex brimming with history. Built in 1798, it offers a unique blend of modern comfort and period character.

Property Details

DESCRIPTION
Set at the end of a private lane with gated access to a sweeping driveway is this beautiful three bedroom detached cottage built in 1798. The accommodation is very flexible and offers a double garage/workshop with bedroom and shower room above.
This delightful cottage is in superb order throughout having undergone extensive refurbishment in recent years yet retaining many period features.
The property benefits from dual entrances and comprises a reception hall, living room with a fireplace, utility room, downstairs cloakroom and lobby. To the other side of the property is another sitting room with fireplace, dual aspect dining room and modern fitted kitchen. The first floor offers three bedrooms, two of which are large doubles and bathroom with a roll topped bath.
OUTSIDE
Beyond the gated entrance and sweeping driveway, this beautiful cottage unfolds onto its own private haven. Step outside and discover a sprawling garden, bathed in sunshine and designed for outdoor enjoyment. Expansive lawns provide a verdant canvas, while multiple decked areas create inviting spaces to bask in the warmth or gather with loved ones under the open sky. Whether you seek quiet moments with a book or lively al fresco gatherings, this garden offers the perfect setting for every mood.
SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
All mains services are connected excluding gas.
Council Tax Band F
EPC Rating F
The pretty village of Upton lies in an area of outstanding natural beauty, on the edge of the Berkshire Downs and has many period properties, some dating back to the middle ages. There are a good range of state schools, close by and two excellent primary schools in the villages of Chilton of Blewbury. All around the village there are numerous foot paths and bridle paths leading to the Downs and the ancient Ridgeway. The town of Didcot is about two and a half miles away and provides fast and regular rail service to London Paddington in approximately 45 minutes, as well as having comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities.