Ladman Villas, Littleworth, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7

The property sits on a large plot with ample driveway parking to the front and benefits from a large workshop to the rear.

Upon entering the front door there is a hall with stairs to the first floor. The sitting room is at the front with a bay window and central fireplace with working log burning stove. At the rear of the property is the kitchen / diner which is fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted units and free-standing appliances with a stable door into the garden.

On the first floor is a bright, dual aspect double bedroom and a good-sized single bedroom, both of which are serviced by a family bathroom. The second floor was converted from a loft space in approximately 2004 to create a fabulous double bedroom with far reaching views across the countryside.

Outside to the front of this home is a well tended lawn garden surrounded by raised beds and a long drive down to the property. The rear garden is simply stunning with a wooden shed housing an outside W/C and utility room, large lawned gardens with mature fruit trees, shrubs and borders, a green house and a large workshop spanning in excess 30ft with a 32 Amp electricity supply.

This is an incredibly special home, perfect as it is however would offer scope for extending subject to necessary planning permissions.

Littleworth is a small village approximately two miles north east of Faringdon, with a parish church. In the 16th century Wadley Manor was leased to the Unton family, who were prominent at the court of Queen Elizabeth I, among them Henry Unton, the diplomat. The house was visited by The Queen in 1574 and by King James I in 1603. The village has a parish church and an Asian fusion restaurant, The Snooty Mehmaan.

The historic market town of Faringdon, nearby, dating back at least to the 12th century, has a thriving community and amenities such as the Leisure Centre, Library, Faringdon Community College, The Elms and Folly View primary schools as well as The Old Station Nursery, a doctor’s surgery and The Place Family Centre. The Tower on Folly Hill was built by Lord Berners in 1935 and affords panoramic views across four counties.

Faringdon is ideally positioned for the A420 which gives access to the M4, A34 and M40 and there are mainline railway links from Swindon, Oxford, Oxford Parkway and Didcot Parkway. There is a frequent bus service through the town from Swindon to Oxford and back, linking to rail services and airports.