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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
2 beds
1 bath
731
EPC rating: G
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Incredible opportunity
- Tranquil and picturesque setting
- Former gate house to the Manor
- In need of total refurbishment
- Off road parking
- Wonderful gardens
- Lovely views to the rear
- Not to be missed.
- End of chain
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The Lodge in Hinton Waldrist is the former gate house to the manor. This wonderful and unique property is set centrally in a great size plot with views to the rear over Hinton Manor Park and Gardens. Although this single storey dwelling is in need of refurbishment throughout, it offers a huge amount of scope for the next custodian to transform into something truly special (subject to necessary permissions).
The single-story accommodation currently comprises an entrance porch leading through to an inner hall with storage cupboard and family bathroom. The kitchen / diner is a good size with a coal fired stove. Both bedrooms are double and one of which offers high ceilings with the other, having fitted wardrobes and a dual aspect outlook. Completing the internal accommodation is a sitting room with a working fireplace and further access out to the gardens.
This chocolate box stone cottage is surrounded by garden, which is laid predominantly to lawn with mature hedging, fruit trees, a vegetable patch, and several sheds.
Hinton Waldrist is a pretty village, set back from the main road and within a couple of miles’ walk of the River Thames. The village has a parish church, St Margaret’s, a local farmer sells fresh vegetables and others in the village sell fresh eggs if they have spare. The Post Office in Southmoor (c. 2 miles) is very good and there is a hairdresser, newsagent and grocery shop. A wider selection of shops can be found in Faringdon (c. 8 miles), Witney (c. 10 miles), Abingdon (c. 10 miles) and Oxford (c. 10 miles).
In neighbouring Longworth is the renowned Blue Boar public house. There is also The Waggon and Horses public house in Southmoor. There is a wealth of popular footpaths in the surrounding countryside, offering plenty of dog-walking.
Access to London can be gained from the M40 at Oxford or M4 north of Newbury, with mainline trains running from Oxford and Didcot Parkway to London. There is also a frequent bus service along the A420 linking Oxford, Faringdon and Swindon.
The single-story accommodation currently comprises an entrance porch leading through to an inner hall with storage cupboard and family bathroom. The kitchen / diner is a good size with a coal fired stove. Both bedrooms are double and one of which offers high ceilings with the other, having fitted wardrobes and a dual aspect outlook. Completing the internal accommodation is a sitting room with a working fireplace and further access out to the gardens.
This chocolate box stone cottage is surrounded by garden, which is laid predominantly to lawn with mature hedging, fruit trees, a vegetable patch, and several sheds.
Hinton Waldrist is a pretty village, set back from the main road and within a couple of miles’ walk of the River Thames. The village has a parish church, St Margaret’s, a local farmer sells fresh vegetables and others in the village sell fresh eggs if they have spare. The Post Office in Southmoor (c. 2 miles) is very good and there is a hairdresser, newsagent and grocery shop. A wider selection of shops can be found in Faringdon (c. 8 miles), Witney (c. 10 miles), Abingdon (c. 10 miles) and Oxford (c. 10 miles).
In neighbouring Longworth is the renowned Blue Boar public house. There is also The Waggon and Horses public house in Southmoor. There is a wealth of popular footpaths in the surrounding countryside, offering plenty of dog-walking.
Access to London can be gained from the M40 at Oxford or M4 north of Newbury, with mainline trains running from Oxford and Didcot Parkway to London. There is also a frequent bus service along the A420 linking Oxford, Faringdon and Swindon.
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