A greatly improved family home with impressive ground floor accommodation set in sunny south easterly plot approaching 0.25 acre. Offered with no onward chain.

THE PROPERTY:

If ever there was a lesson in not 'judging a book by its cover', this is it!

The simply stunning interior has been stylishly refurbished and remodelled to create a series of three interconnected light rooms that run the full width of the house and take full advantage of both its sunny south easterly rear aspect and impressive garden. This extends to about 122' x 55' to the rear with a total plot size of 0.23 acre.

The kitchen has been replaced for the present owners and is arranged around an island unit with expansive quartz worksurfaces and stylish, sleek wall and base cabinets that form a window seat to one side.

Both the dining area and kitchen have French windows to the garden and share a hardwood effect floor that continues through into the triple aspect living room creating a sense of unified space and making this a fine home to entertain in.

The upstairs has been redecorated and, subject to permissions offers further scope for extension. The three bedrooms hare served by a bathroom with a white suite with a separate enclosed shower cubicle in addition to a penal bath.

The property's electric heating has been improved since the EPC was done and the house benefits from double glazing.

The house is offered as an 'end of chain sale' and early viewing is recommended.

Local Authority: West Oxfordshire (Council Tax
Band C).

SITUATION:

This lovely home is located amongst predominantly period properties at the village edge and backs onto allotment fields.
Hailey has a vibrant village community with amenities including a preschool and Church of England primary school (judged "good" in Ofsted reports in 2016 and again in 2019). There is also a hairdresser and a 17th-century pub with inglenook fireplace where one may play the traditional Oxfordshire game of Aunt Sally and bar billiards. The village has cricket and football clubs whilst Witney's rugby club has its grounds at the edge of the village. St John the Evangelist church was completed in the 19th century and is an example of French Gothic style.

There is community woodland that was planted in 2003 and the village holds an annual festival. There is a mainline service to London Paddington from Charlbury (about 6 miles away) with journey times from 76 minutes. Alternatively, Oxford Parkway station lies approximately 12 miles away with services to London Marylebone (journey time 59 minutes).

The nearby town of Witney has a comprehensive range of higher order amenities that include secondary schools, hospital and a rich variety of shops, street cafes and excellent sporting facilities