Swan Bank, Swan Lane, Burford

A stunning, detached house in the heart of Burford with a very generous garden. In a plot of approximately a quarter of an acre, this beautifully presented house has been modernised to a high standard and has the potential to be extended/developed to create more bedrooms/bathrooms, subject to planning approval.

To the front of the house there is a long driveway with parking for several cars. A single garage adjoining the house has a large carport to one side which provides rear access to a long terraced area.

From here stone steps, as well as a ramp to one side, lead to a long and beautifully landscaped garden rising through terraced sections, including raised seating areas and a solar powered water feature, to provide stunning views across the town and the countryside beyond.

Internally, the ground floor consists of a spacious hallway with cloakroom, a large open plan living room/dining room/ kitchen, and a utility room. The living room has a wood burner, is light and bright and benefits from a huge bay window. The kitchen is of bespoke design with a quartz worktop (including breakfast bar) and high end appliances. The dining area, which links these two rooms, has been extended to include a roof light and folding, sliding doors which open onto the terrace.

The first floor has 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom, an en suite to the main bedroom and an airing cupboard on the landing. The family bathroom has a modern white suite and storage cupboards and the en suite is very spacious with the benefit of a walk in shower.

From this floor one can enjoy amazing viewings to the front (over Burford a beyond) and over the beautiful garden to the rear.

Found in arguably one of the best spots in town and just a short walk to the High Street shops and amenities Burford has to offer the property is well located. Burford is an old Cotswold market town on the River Windrush steeped in history. There are a range of shops, a primary and secondary school, a parish church and a number of public houses.

Found in the Cotswold hills in West Oxfordshire, about 18 miles West of Oxford, 22 miles East of Cheltenham, with ease of access via the A40, Burford is well connected.

The nearest train station is Kingham, approx 8 miles, with regular trains to Oxford and London Paddington. Witney, just 7 miles away, offers more extensive shopping and amenities.

Distances and times are approximate.

Mains drains, oil fired central heating.

Council tax band F

Tenure: Freehold