Oxford, OX3

A pretty Grade II Listed detached three bedroom cottage that is believed to date from the late C.17th Century to the early C.18th. The accommodation has immense charm with beamed ceilings, exposed stone and beamed walls and inglenook fireplace. Of particular note is the old bread oven and warming seat. From the front porch of the cottage, you enter into the full width sitting room with inglenook as mentioned above. The kitchen/dining room at the back of the house is a later addition and has been fitted with a range of farmhouse style units with storage baskets and plate rack, integral double oven, induction hob, fridge and freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. At the rear of the property is a cloakroom and rear entrance to the back garden.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms and a shower room.

Outside

The main garden being a corner plot lies at the back and side of the cottage. It is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and enclosed by hedging. There is an outbuilding and greenhouse. The location has a lovely rural feel and the cottage sits in an enviable position in the village. The parking area is to the side of the cottage accessed by a five-bar gate.

Situation

This pretty no through village made up of attractive individual houses and cottages and is surrounded by fields and countryside. The Otmoor Nature reserve is at the far end of the village and there is a 13th Century Church and a large village field with a fabulous children's play area. The neighbouring village of Islip offers a village school with pre-school, a general store within the village hall, a doctors surgery with a dispensing pharmacy and two village pubs. Islip also has the advantage of a railway station with a direct service to Oxford and to London Marylebone (c.60 mins). Noke is just c.6 miles North East of Oxford and c.4.5 miles from junction 9 of the M40.

Additional Information

Cherwell District Council - Band F
**Brand new thatch**