Painswick Close, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28

An exceptional home with accommodation arranged over three floors offering three generous bedrooms (one en-suite) plus a superb dining kitchen. Private garden plus plenty of parking and a garage.

THE PROPERTY:

Three floors of thoughtfully remodelled accommodation give this house a rare sense of individuality, its bedrooms reconfigured to create space and complemented expansive parking.

The dining kitchen sets the tone, its natural slate floor and hardwood work surfaces paired with a Belfast sink and range cooker (available by separate negotiation) for a scheme with genuine character. Shaker-style cabinets conceal an integrated fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, while the adjoining sitting room opens through patio doors onto the garden beyond.

Upstairs, two of the original first-floor bedrooms have been combined into a substantial double overlooking the rear garden, separated by a bathroom from a further bedroom (currently used as a home office) to the front. The top floor is given over entirely to a double-aspect bedroom with its own en-suite shower room. Oak internal doors, gas central heating and double glazing complete the specification throughout.

Outside, the rear garden backs onto a small copse, lending it genuine seclusion. A garage with an up-and-over door and separate pedestrian access to the garden sits alongside driveway parking and further space on the gravelled forecourt.


Local Authority : West Oxfordshire (Council Tax Band C

SITUATION:

Deer Park is a well-regarded residential area to the west of the town centre with its own convenience store, school and green spaces close at hand, offering genuine day-to-day self-sufficiency within a wider market town setting.

Witney itself is the largest of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds towns, its origins recorded as 'Witenie' in the Domesday Book of 1086. Today it is a lively working town with two street markets weekly, its historic wealth built on the wool trade along the River Windrush, where blanket manufacture continued until the last mill closed in 2002. Some manufacturing endures: Christy & Co, hatmakers since 1773 to clients ranging from the Royal family to Don Corleone on screen, remains based here. The architecture still speaks to that woollen-trade prosperity, and the town now combines a good range of shops, cafés and sporting facilities with higher-order amenities including a hospital.

A mainline service to Oxford and London Paddington runs from Long Hanborough, some ten miles distant, with journey times of around nine and seventy minutes respectively. Schooling is well provided for, with Henry Box School in the town, Cokethorpe School nearby in the independent sector, and Abingdon and Witney College offering a broad range of further education courses close by.

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