DESCRIPTION
Set back in an elevated position on Bagley Wood Road, Mount Hill extends to over 2500 sq ft of accommodation with a triple garage with room over, a further useful outbuilding and a plot of just under half an acre. A gate at the end of the garden gives direct access into Bagley Wood, owned by St Johns College, who permit pedestrian access to all, thus there is easy dog walking.

The accommodation is arranged over two floors with the ground floor providing a large family kitchen with an Aga, a large dining room and a triple aspect sitting room with open fireplace. The first floor has a principal bedroom with stylish ensuite, three further bedrooms (two double and a single) and a family bathroom. There is a further room on the first floor adjacent to the principal bedroom which could be used for a number of purposes such as a study area, dressing area or nursery.

The property sits in an extensive plot, amounting to just under half an acre. There is ample driveway parking in addition to a triple garage with a car lift and three phase electricity. A room over the garage is currently used for storage and, subject to consents, it could provide further accommodation such as a home office. Adjoining the triple garage is a large workshop, and an additional brick built store.

The gardens are predominantly lawned with a number of established trees and a large patio area. There is an open bay timber outbuilding at the end of the garden The property has an air source heat pump and solar photovoltaic cells to help with energy efficiency.

LOCATION
Bagley Wood Road is a highly soughtafter, treelined setting characterised by a variety of individually designed homes. Perfectly positioned between Kennington and Boars Hill, the location offers a semirural atmosphere while maintaining excellent connectivity to Oxford.

Families benefit from access to many leading schools, several located within a few miles, and Oxford city centre lies just 3 miles away. The A34 and nearby train stations at Oxford and Radley provide convenient links to London and beyond. Bus stops within walking distance offer regular services into the city.

Kennington village is a short walk and provides everyday amenities including a CoOp, Post Office, GP surgery, pharmacy and village pub. The area’s natural surroundings are another key attraction, with easy access to Sandford Lock and the River Thames towpath—a picturesque route for walking or cycling into central Oxford.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band G
EPC rating
Air Source Heat Pump for heating and water
Solar photovoltaic panels
Mains water electricity and drainage connected.
Vale of White Horse District Council