3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

Secluded three bedroom semi-detached stone built home enjoying countryside views. The home is tucked away in the unique hamlet of Sutton. The property enjoys three parking spaces, its own garage, a mature front garden and a low maintenance rear garden.

Accommodation:
Entrance Porch, Hall, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Utility Room and downstairs WC. Three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, with the added comfort of an en-suite to the Master Bedroom, Main family Bathroom, Front & Rear Gardens, Garage, Driveway.

Location:
Sutton is a delightful hamlet set in the heart of the West Oxfordshire Countryside.  Surrounded by beautiful walks and cycle routes and charmed by its thatched cottages.  At close-by Stanton Harcourt, there is a village post office facility three mornings a week and a primary school all close by.  There is the renowned Village Pub “The Harcourt Arms” offering excellent food, accommodation and log fires to relax in front of with villagers alike. Sutton is on the 418 community-run bus route and is within easy reach of Oxford with its academic facilities along with retail and recreation in abundance.  The market town of Witney is also a short drive away, and of course the beauty of the Cotswolds is nearby to explore.  There are regular rail links at Long Hanborough into Oxford or Oxford Parkway servicing Oxford and London Marylebone.

In the owners own words:
In 2005 we were looking for a home that had a good ‘feel’ upon stepping inside.  We had looked at many houses in a wide area of this part of West Oxfordshire – an area my husband spent part of his childhood in and where he wanted to retire back to.
We were driving from Eynsham back to our rented property in a nearby village, when we decided to turn down Sutton Lane just to see what was there. And there was a For Sale sign outside a pair of recently-built stone cottages.  We pulled in and were walking around the grounds when the local, well-respected builder, John Mitchell pulled up and showed us around the whole house.  We made an offer straight away – at the asking price, because the moment we walked in, we had that good ‘feel’. Our neighbours have been good friends and I shall miss them terribly.

The village is friendly, supportive and inclusive, with lots of groups, pre-school, walking, book clubs, singing etc and annual events such as the Sutton and Stanton Harcourt Village Festival held in mid-June and includes lots of gardens being open – drinks and eats available, all for charity. We have Post Office and Bus facilities. Basic items are sold at the Village Hall shop. There’s easy access to nearby Eynsham, Witney, Blenheim, Oxford and the Cotswolds. There are walks to the Thames, surrounding villages and Farmoor reservoir, for example.

The Village Pub – The Harcourt Arms was refurbished thoroughly just before Covid struck and it helped us all get through.  It has gained awards and rosettes, been in publications such as Cotswold Life for its great country pub ambience, culinary awards and top-notch accommodation.  All the while being a great meeting place and venue for villagers. Three big log fires throughout, cosy and friendly. I shall miss the Pub equally as much as my friends and neighbours.  My husband didn’t manage to spend longer than five months here. His hospital care at the Oxford Nuffield hospital was excellent in comparison to that of Hampshire. He loved this house so much that despite a stroke just before moving to Oxfordshire, he said he still wanted to move here. Unfortunately, and out of the blue, he suffered a fatal heart attack.

This house and lovely garden, my painting and drawing of Oxford’s architecture and a daughter nearby plus the friendly village has provided me with a strong sense of safety, love and connectedness that has helped me through. I’m now re-locating to Wales to be near my other daughter.

Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold