Dovehouse Close, Eynsham, Oxfordshire

A 3 bedroom detached house, being one of just 3 properties built to this design on Dovehouse Close, and enjoying a lovely position tucked away at the end of a small cul-de-sac. The house is constructed of part stone and part rendered elevations under a tiled roof and benefits from a larger than average plot with scope to extend (STPP) and gardens to the front and side as well as the mature and well-tended rear garden, off-street parking, and a single garage with additional access from the rear garden. The accommodation includes a sitting room, conservatory, separate dining room, cloaks, kitchen, 3 bedrooms (2 double), and bathroom. The property is fully double-glazed and benefits from gas central heating. Recent works include the installation of a solid timber front door and new wool carpets to the stairs and first floor.

Eynsham is a sought-after West Oxfordshire village with an excellent range of local facilities and a fantastic daily bus service into both Oxford and Witney, each some 6 miles distant. A wonderful range of shops and facilities in the village includes CO-OP and Spar shops, a butcher, greengrocer, off-licence, post office, library, medical centre, delicatessen, coffee shops, beautician, hairdressers, and a handful of traditional village pubs. The village has toddler groups, a primary school, and the highly rated Bartholomew secondary school. The community is further buoyed by sports clubs, groups, and societies catering to all age groups and interests. There are some wonderful walks across open countryside and along the nearby Thames path at Swinford toll bridge.

Eynsham is a sought-after West Oxfordshire village with an excellent range of local facilities and a fantastic daily bus service into both Oxford and Witney, each some 6 miles distant. A wonderful range of shops and facilities in the village includes CO-OP and Spar shops, a butcher, greengrocer, off-license, post office, library, medical centre, delicatessen, coffe shops, beautician, hairdressers, and a handful of traditional village pubs. The village has toddler groups, a primary school, and the highly rated Bartholomew secondary school. The community is further buoyed by sports clubs, groups, and societies catering for all age groups and interests. There are some wonderful walks across open countryside and along the nearby Thames path at Swinford Toll Bridge.