4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

A rare opportunity to acquire a building of historical interest. 71 The Causeway is a most striking grade ii listed property having been sympathetically extended and renovated to now provide a superb family home.

Well situated in an elevated position on the historical causeway, the house is approached over a driveway leading to ample parking at the front. Upon entering the dining hall, the warmth and charm of this property is immediately evident, with exposed beams, an attractive fireplace and engineered wood flooring welcoming you inside. This room also houses one of the two stair cases of the house. To the left is an attractive bay fronted reception, currently utilised as a generous study. To the right a substantial, double aspect sitting room with an attractive red brick fireplace and wood burning stove inset. French doors open out onto the paved rear terrace with wonderful uninterrupted views of the mature gardens beyond. Off the sitting room is the inner hall, providing generous storage, internal access into the garage, WC and a modern utility room with double doors out onto the garden. The second stair case of the house rises to the first floor from this inner hall. The extended social kitchen/dining room is of particular note, a wonderfully light room with French doors onto the garden, sky lights and a spacious country kitchen.

To the first floor are four well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms. Bedrooms one and four being accessed via the second stair case in the inner hall, bedrooms two and three being served by the stairs in the dining hall. Both ends of the house benefit from good size, re-fitted bathrooms, bedrooms one and two can be interjoining if so required.

Externally 71 The Causeway benefits from a rarely available sizable garden, lovingly landscaped to provide the perfect family garden, with space dedicated to growing your own produce, two good size sheds and a large, insulated outbuilding with light, power and a tiled floor, ideal for a garden office, gym or studio.

Steventon is one of Oxfordshire’s prime villages with many fine and notable Grade II listed buildings, a large village green and cricket ground. It has a thriving community with a village shop, bakery and tea room, primary school and 14th century church. The village is located approximately 4 miles south of Abingdon where there is a wide range of shops and services. The village is on a major bus route (X2) with quick access to Didcot Station via Milton Park, and to Abingdon and Oxford. Didcot Parkway is about 4 miles away connecting to London Paddington in approx. 45 minutes. The nearby A34 provides an easy connection to Oxford to the north and to Newbury and the M4 to the south. Schooling in the area is also excellent with a wide range of state and private schools to include Abingdon School, Our Ladies, The Manor Prep School and the school of St Helen and St Katherine, all of which are in Abingdon and St Birinus and Didcot Girls School, both in Didcot.

Material information: Freehold. All mains services, gas radiator central heating, mains drains, water, electricity and gas. Offcom checker indicates standard to ultrafast broadband is available at this postcode. Offcom checker indicates mobile availability with EE, Vodafone & O2. The government portal generally highlights this as a very low risk of flooding. The house is in a Conservation area and grade 2 listed. The driveway to the front of the house (not the garage) is shared. EPC Exempt.