- For Sale
- Guide price 800,000 GBP
- Build Size: 3,496 ft2
- Land Size: 3,496 ft2
- Bedroom: 5
- Bathroom: 2
A Grade II listed period townhouse of c.3,496sqft in the heart of Witney.
On entering, a flagstone floor leads through to a bespoke kitchen. At its heart is an Everhot range cooker with a large island/breakfast bar complimented by plenty of storage and period mouldings on the ceiling. The flagstone floor continues to the generous reception room with bespoke cabinetry and a cosy wood burner. The second reception room opens out to a sunny south/east-facing courtyard surrounded by wisteria and roses. There is a large utility room with a downstairs cloakroom and a substantial storage room. On the first floor are three double bedrooms, one en suite and another family bathroom with a separate bath and shower. In addition, there is The Gallery which is a large vaulted room that could be used for multiple purposes. In the past, it has been an artist's studio, games room and home office. Moving on to the second floor is a double bedroom and access to two vaulted attic areas ripe for conversion into additional accommodation. The property offers an exceptional amount of versatile living space with a wealth of period features and charm
Set close to the centre of the historic market town with a weekly market and farmers' market, there is a plethora of amenities, an excellent selection of shops and several supermarkets, including a Waitrose. Witney offers a great selection of pubs and restaurants, numerous independent coffee shops, playgrounds, a hospital and a library. Nearby Burford, Charlbury and Oxford also have a wide range of restaurants, theatres and history. There are superb leisure facilities such as Witney Lakes Resort and Golf Course and Estelle Manor, with Soho Farmhouse a 20-minute drive away. There is a good choice of schooling within the town, including The Batt Church of England Primary School and the King's School. Highly regarded nearby schools also include Cokethorpe School, St Hugh's, Abingdon School, Radley College, The Dragon, Summer Fields, St Edward's and Headington. There is easy access to the A40 for travelling east and west plus the A34 for going north and south. A regular service to London Marylebone runs from Oxford Parkway and there is a direct line to London Paddington from Long Hanborough..
On entering, a flagstone floor leads through to a bespoke kitchen. At its heart is an Everhot range cooker with a large island/breakfast bar complimented by plenty of storage and period mouldings on the ceiling. The flagstone floor continues to the generous reception room with bespoke cabinetry and a cosy wood burner. The second reception room opens out to a sunny south/east-facing courtyard surrounded by wisteria and roses. There is a large utility room with a downstairs cloakroom and a substantial storage room. On the first floor are three double bedrooms, one en suite and another family bathroom with a separate bath and shower. In addition, there is The Gallery which is a large vaulted room that could be used for multiple purposes. In the past, it has been an artist's studio, games room and home office. Moving on to the second floor is a double bedroom and access to two vaulted attic areas ripe for conversion into additional accommodation. The property offers an exceptional amount of versatile living space with a wealth of period features and charm
Set close to the centre of the historic market town with a weekly market and farmers' market, there is a plethora of amenities, an excellent selection of shops and several supermarkets, including a Waitrose. Witney offers a great selection of pubs and restaurants, numerous independent coffee shops, playgrounds, a hospital and a library. Nearby Burford, Charlbury and Oxford also have a wide range of restaurants, theatres and history. There are superb leisure facilities such as Witney Lakes Resort and Golf Course and Estelle Manor, with Soho Farmhouse a 20-minute drive away. There is a good choice of schooling within the town, including The Batt Church of England Primary School and the King's School. Highly regarded nearby schools also include Cokethorpe School, St Hugh's, Abingdon School, Radley College, The Dragon, Summer Fields, St Edward's and Headington. There is easy access to the A40 for travelling east and west plus the A34 for going north and south. A regular service to London Marylebone runs from Oxford Parkway and there is a direct line to London Paddington from Long Hanborough..
