A comprehensively improved and beautifully appointed family home which is much larger than initial appearances would suggest. The property includes a south facing landscaped garden extending 125 feet with direct access to a delightful fishing lake.

A comprehensively improved and beautifully appointed family home which is much larger than initial appearances would suggest. The property includes a picturesque, south facing landscaped garden extending 125 feet with direct access to a delightful fishing lake in the historic and highly regarded village of Sutton Courtenay. Internally the property has been meticulously improved to an exceptional standard and offers four well-proportioned bedrooms including a master with modern en-suite. Most of the living accommodation is located to the rear of property overlooking the garden. The kitchen has been tastefully upgraded and benefits from high spec integrated appliances including TV, combination microwave, electric oven, induction hob and wine storage unit. The sitting room has French doors opening onto the rear garden and features an impressive Bellfires Derby remote-controlled gas fire, making this a very cosy room to relax in on a cold day, whilst enjoying the view. The dining room is centrally located and adjoins the kitchen, making it an ideal and flexible space for family gatherings and entertaining. 

Accommodation   

As per the floor plan, the ground floor comprises of entrance hall with 2 large storage cupboards, bedroom 3 and bedroom 4/study, dining room, kitchen and sitting room. The first floor comprises of the master bedroom with en-suite and fitted wardrobe, bedroom 2 has bespoke fitted furniture and storage, with additional extensive eaves storage located in both bedrooms (as shown on the plan). 

Situation 

The village of Sutton Courtenay is well renowned and is worthy of its listing in the top 50 villages from which to commute (Country Life Magazine). Boasting rich history with some famous residents including the First World War Prime Minister Lord Asquith. Today, the village boasts 3 public houses, some of which are also very well regarded eateries. Local shops including a general post office and newsagents together with a primary school, church and garage. The village is very well situated with access to Abingdon, Milton Park, Harwell and Culham’s Science Centre and Europa School, not forgetting Oxford and Didcot with main line railway stations with direct access to London and the west country for commuters.