Queen's Crescent, Shrivenham, Swindon, Oxfordshire, SN6

The kitchen/dining room is a real highlight, with a central island and plenty of space for a dining table, creating a welcoming setting for everything from busy family breakfasts to evenings with friends. A comprehensive range of fitted units incorporates a dishwasher, double oven, hob and fridge/freezer, while French doors open onto the garden. A separate utility room and cloakroom keep the practicalities neatly tucked away.

Across the entrance hall, which includes useful understairs storage, the bright, dual-aspect living room offers a comfortable place to unwind. A feature fireplace provides a focal point, with a second set of French doors connecting the room to the rear garden.

Upstairs, all four bedrooms are well proportioned. The main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, while two further bedrooms also have built-in storage. A family bathroom with a modern white suite completes the accommodation.

The enclosed rear garden offers several spots to enjoy throughout the day, with two patio areas close to the house and decking at the far end. A central lawn is complemented by raised planted beds, adding colour and interest through the seasons.

To the side, driveway parking for two vehicles leads to the converted garage. This retains useful storage at the front, while the rear provides a separate home office with French doors onto the garden—an appealing space for those working from home.

Shrivenham is one of the larger villages within the Vale of the White Horse and without question one of the most desirable in the area. The village is located circa 5 miles to the north east of Swindon and circa 5 miles to the south west of the market town of Faringdon. The village is ideally located for access to the M4 (8 minutes away) and the A420 leading to Oxford and beyond. The village itself has an extremely active community and a bypass built in 1984 ensures that Shrivenham’s rural atmosphere is preserved. In addition to the Memorial Hall on Highworth Road and newly built primary school and pre-school in Raven Way, there is a lovely tree-lined high street with shops, restaurants, public houses, a doctors’ surgery, chemist and parish church. There is a frequent bus service through the village from Swindon to Oxford and back, linking to rail services and airports.