Springhill, Longworth, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX13

A landmark re-developed home of significant grandeur that wouldn’t be amiss in the French Alps or on lake Garda. The current owners have thoughtfully enlarged and reconfigured the property creating a breathtaking space with significant flexibility over two floors with a separate annexe as well.

The ground floor accommodation leads from the vaulted hallway offering four separate reception rooms which provides plenty of space for a large family, bedroom with ensuite, family bathroom, utility room and WC. The open plan kitchen/dining/family area will certainly become the hub of the home being dual aspect with a stunning vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors onto the substantial patio area. There are two cellars/basement offering ideal storage or for conversion into a wine cellar! With four bedrooms and four bathrooms upon the first floor, three of the bedrooms also boast balconies.

Externally there is an open car port for 2 cars with additional living accommodation offering an excellent space for a nanny or even a granny annexe. Ample gravelled parking is located to the front and accessed vias electric retracting gates. The rear garden offers an excellent degree of privacy being combining a large lawn and patio area which spans the full width of the property.

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Directions

From Oxford proceed west along the A420 from the Botley Interchange. Continue along the A420 passing the villages of Cumnor, Besselsleigh and Tubney. At the large roundabout with the junction of the A415 to Witney turn left into the villages of Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor, at the mini roundabout turn right onto the Faringdon Road and continue all the way through the village, Springhill is on the left hand side with Swan house situated on the left, the penultimate house at the bottom of the lane.


Location

Springhill is a hamlet located between the villages of Longworth and Southmoor, with Southmoor being the larger of the two and including a pub, convenience stores and a village primary school. Nearby, Millets Farm is a fantastic place to visit and includes a well-stocked farm shop, garden centre, restaurant and café and play barn, as well as various other attractions.

The nearest town is the Thameside market town of Abingdon, with its desirable setting and attractive architecture, Abingdon offers market town living at its finest. Oxford is just 12 miles away. The surrounding countryside is idyllic with inexhaustible options for lovers of the outdoors. There is an excellent choice of primary and secondary schools in the area, both state and private, including the highly regarded schools in Oxford and Abingdon.

This part of Oxfordshire is ideally placed for commuting. Didcot Parkway station is less than 10 miles away, with frequent trains to London Paddington from just 37 minutes. Additionally, Oxford Parkway station is also close by and offers an alternate route to London Marylebone. There’s also easy access to the A34, M40 and M4.