Set on a generous plot with beautifully maintained gardens, driveway parking, and a detached single garage, this attractive four-bedroom detached family home is located in one of Oxfordshire's most sought-after and desirable villages. Offered for sale with no onward chain, the property provides well-balanced and traditional family accommodation throughout. The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall, cloakroom, large kitchen, dining room, spacious living room, and a useful utility room. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite facilities, together with a family bathroom. The gardens are a particularly notable feature, with an expansive front lawn and driveway leading to the garage, while gated side access opens to the thoughtfully planted rear garden. Here, a generous patio creates an ideal space for outdoor dining and entertaining, surrounded by well-stocked borders that enhance the sense of privacy and tranquillity. Given the scarcity of property coming to the market in this superb village, we strongly recommend a viewing to fully appreciate the location and full package on offer. Please contact our offices in Wantage Market Place and we would be delighted to facilitate a time and date to suit all parties.

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Utilities. Mains gas, electric and drainage. Private water supply from the Lockinge Estate.

Heating Type. Gas-fired central heating to radiators.

Location. Ardington is a charming, traditional "feudal village," with much of its housing stock owned and meticulously maintained by the Estate. Nestled approximately 2 miles east of Wantage, the village offers excellent transport links via the A417 to the A34 and beyond. Highly sought after, Ardington also enjoys direct access to Wantage in one direction and the Harwell Science Park in the other, via a dedicated cycle track. The village is home to an active Sports & Social Club with a bar, and features the ancient Ridgeway path, renowned for its breathtaking views and scenic countryside walks. Several racing stables, many of which use the Downs for gallops, add to the area's unique character. The Church of Holy Trinity, dating back to around 1200, is a striking example of Early English architecture, with its nave, chancel, and north doorway. It was restored and enlarged in 1887 at the expense of Lord Wantage. Ardington is also proud of its bustling Village Store and Tea Rooms and the popular Boars Head Public House. Its picturesque setting, community spirit, and rich history make it one of Oxfordshire's most desirable village locations.

Other Material Information. A portion of the garden is rented from the Lockinge Estate for £25.00 per annum.