Mullard Way, Abingdon, OX14

Leylandii House offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, grade II listed period residence within the heart of Abingdon-On-Thames. Approached via Mullard Way, the property offers huge versatility given its sheer size and flexible layout. Offering generously proportioned, characterful accommodation over its two floors, complemented by private gardens, the size of which are rarely seen with a town centre address.

The pillared principle entrance offers an immediate sense of grandeur upon arrival. Entering into the spacious kitchen which could comfortably be opened up into the dining/family room adjacent with an open fireplace and attractive parquet flooring. Along the hallway is a separate, wonderfully atmospheric dining room with an open fire. At the end of the hallway is a substantial living room, off of which is a shower room. This room could be used as an additional en-suite bedroom if so required. To the first floor are four double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with white suite.

Externally the property benefits from gated vehicular access into a tandem length car port, this leads onto what could comfortably be driveway parking for two or three more vehicles. The mature, low maintenance, three tiered gardens are particularly noteworthy, with trees, mature shrubs, a pond and detached garden conservatory. Furthermore there is a hugely versatile, double aspect garden room attached to the house, with a separate WC, this is a perfect work from home space.

Abingdon-on-Thames is one of England’s oldest market towns, renowned for its attractive period architecture, rich history and picturesque riverside setting along the River Thames.

The town is particularly popular with families, benefiting from a selection of highly regarded schools (Carswell primary school is on the doorstep of Leylandii House) parks and recreational facilities including Albert Park the Abbey Cinema and Unicorn Theatre. A variety of independent shops, cafés and restaurants can be found within the town centre, catering to a wide range of tastes and everyday needs.

Regular markets and community events contribute to the town’s welcoming and vibrant atmosphere, while the surrounding countryside and riverside provide excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and boating, making Abingdon-on-Thames a highly desirable location that successfully combines historic charm with modern amenities.

Garden

41.1m x 10.74m

Parking - Car port