Tanners Court, Charlbury

Found in the heart of the charming town of Charlbury, this spacious terraced house presents an outstanding opportunity for prospective buyers seeking a property with potential.

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by a hallway that leads to the expansive living and dining room which offers pleasant views to the front.

At the rear of the property, you'll find a large kitchen/breakfast room, a practical yet inviting area designed for family gatherings and culinary creativity. The layout of the ground floor not only maximises the available space but also provides a seamless flow from one area to another, ensuring convenience and comfort for daily living.

Moving to the first floor, the property features 2 double bedrooms. The bathroom sits between the bedrooms and features a white suite, complete with a shower over the bath.

With its neutral décor throughout, this terraced house is a blank canvas ready for the new buyer to infuse their individual style and preferences. There is also the opportunity to extend into the loft to create more bedrooms.

Outside, the property includes a single garage and a driveway, providing valuable off-street parking in a desirable location and there is also the benefit of rear access from a side return.
This home not only exemplifies potential but also offers a welcoming atmosphere for those looking to settle in the heart of Charlbury, surrounded by a vibrant community and picturesque landscapes.

Area Description

Charlbury is a vibrant Cotswold Town and has many amenities including a selection of shops, a post office, 4 public houses, a highly regarded primary school and the railway station. Nine Acres park is a fabulous amenity and has tennis courts, football pitches and a play park.

Also close by are The Missing Bean, a highly regarded independent coffee shop, Amarello, a popular Brazilian bistro, and 3 further pubs, including The Bell, part of the Daylesford Organic brand.

There is an active local community, an annual music and beer festival and lots of country walks. A multi million pound community centre has been built which has a library, sports hall and cafe.
Charlbury is also close to Soho Farmhouse and the A44 for road access to Oxford.

Caught in the rolling hills of the Evenlode Valley, the views are stunning and further amenities in bigger towns are not too far away.

Charlbury mainline railway station is approximately a 15-minute walk downhill, offering direct services to London Paddington (around 70 minutes) and Oxford (approximately 20 minutes). All distances are approximates.

Services: Mains Gas, Electrics, Water and Drains
Council tax band: C (West Oxfordshire)
Tenure: Freehold


Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold