A wonderful home set back from the road in the heart of the village of Hinton Waldrist. This property offers bright and spacious accommodation throughout with three double bedrooms, three reception rooms, and a secluded and private garden.

Upon entering you are greeted by a welcoming hall with downstairs W/C and stairs to the first floor. To the front is a study and sitting room with open fireplace and featuring a box bay window. Wooden double doors lead to a separate dining room which in turn takes you through to a conservatory. Completing the downstairs accommodation is the kitchen which is fitted with a wide range of floor and wall mounted units and an integrated oven with access to the garden.

On the first floor are three bright double bedrooms, two of which offer ample fitted wardrobes and the master benefits from an en-suite shower room. The other bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom.

Outside the property has a good-sized landscaped garden to the front. This could be turned into additional parking. At the rear is a gated gravelled driveway (which is turn could be added to the current garden space creating a large garden). The rear garden is currently charming and predominantly laid to lawn surrounded by mature hedging and patio areas

Hinton Waldrist is a pretty village, set back from the main road and within a couple of miles’ walk of the River Thames. The village has a parish church, St Margaret’s, a local farmer sells fresh vegetables and others in the village sell fresh eggs if they have spare. The Post Office in Southmoor (c. 2 miles) is very good and there is a hairdresser, newsagent and grocery shop. A wider selection of shops can be found in Faringdon (c. 8 miles), Witney (c. 10 miles), Abingdon (c. 10 miles) and Oxford (c. 10 miles).

In neighbouring Longworth is the renowned Blue Boar public house. There is also The Waggon and Horses public house in Southmoor. There is a wealth of popular footpaths in the surrounding countryside, offering plenty of dog-walking.

Access to London can be gained from the M40 at Oxford or M4 north of Newbury, with mainline trains running from Oxford and Didcot Parkway to London. There is also a frequent bus service along the A420 linking Oxford, Faringdon and Swindon.