Standout Features
- Bright and spacious mews house
- Desirable location with excellent primary school nearby
- Spacious four storey accommodation
- Three/four bedrooms, three bathrooms
- Picturesque and historic Thames-side village
- EPC Rating: D
Property Description
A naturally bright and spacious mews house, presented with style and set in an extremely desirable location. The property has been extended into the roof and now has accommodation arranged over four floors to provide three/four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The highly regarded primary school is a short walk away. EPC Rating D
LOCAL INFORMATION
Whitchurch on Thames is a very picturesque and historic village on the banks of the River Thames, lying within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Most of the village is designated as a Conservation Area. There is an ancient church, a thriving primary school and two welcoming pubs. Across the River Thames, reached by a 100-year-old toll bridge, are all the facilities of Pangbourne including numerous shops, pubs, restaurants, health centre and railway station (to Paddington and Oxford).
ACCOMMODATION:
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance hall, media room/office or occasional fourth bedroom (no windows), shower room, utility room.
FIRST FLOOR
Large bright sitting room (with wood-burning stove) opening to kitchen/dining room with bi-fold doors to garden.
SECOND FLOOR
Two double bedrooms and family bathroom (the layout previously provided three smaller bedrooms).
THIRD FLOOR
Master bedroom with en suite shower room.
OUTSIDE SPACE
Integral GARAGE with driveway parking.
REAR GARDEN
This is a delightful area accessed directly from the bi-fold doors in the kitchen/dining room and is laid to two levels of terrace backing directly onto beech woodland.
LOCAL AUTHORITY and SERVICES
South Oxfordshire Council -
Council Tax band E - £2275.39 for 2019/2020
All main services, gas central heating, electric underfloor heating to kitchen and bathrooms & double glazing.
LOCAL INFORMATION
Whitchurch on Thames is a very picturesque and historic village on the banks of the River Thames, lying within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Most of the village is designated as a Conservation Area. There is an ancient church, a thriving primary school and two welcoming pubs. Across the River Thames, reached by a 100-year-old toll bridge, are all the facilities of Pangbourne including numerous shops, pubs, restaurants, health centre and railway station (to Paddington and Oxford).
ACCOMMODATION:
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance hall, media room/office or occasional fourth bedroom (no windows), shower room, utility room.
FIRST FLOOR
Large bright sitting room (with wood-burning stove) opening to kitchen/dining room with bi-fold doors to garden.
SECOND FLOOR
Two double bedrooms and family bathroom (the layout previously provided three smaller bedrooms).
THIRD FLOOR
Master bedroom with en suite shower room.
OUTSIDE SPACE
Integral GARAGE with driveway parking.
REAR GARDEN
This is a delightful area accessed directly from the bi-fold doors in the kitchen/dining room and is laid to two levels of terrace backing directly onto beech woodland.
LOCAL AUTHORITY and SERVICES
South Oxfordshire Council -
Council Tax band E - £2275.39 for 2019/2020
All main services, gas central heating, electric underfloor heating to kitchen and bathrooms & double glazing.
Material Information
- Tenure: Freehold
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