4 bedroom semi detached house for sale

Extensively remodelled and enlarged (1700 sq ft) 4 bed semi with 4 receptions, ample gardens and lovely features

Kirtlington is a vibrant village with a good community. Locally there is a fine village school which is also a feeder to the Marlborough School in Woodstock, a shop with Post Office, one pub/ restaurant, a further Johanssens & aa rated hotel/ restaurant, and a fine church dating to Norman times. Within a short distance (c.1 mile) Kirtlington Polo ground and Kirtlington Golf club are further attractions in additions to many lovely walks locally. Travel to Oxford, London and Birmingham is straightforward by either road or rail, and frequent bus services offer public transport to most local towns. For further information about the village please visit en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/kirtlington.

14 Bletchingdon Road was until recently a standard 1950's semi detached house. In the last 5 years our clients have not just remodelled the house but they have also extended it across both double and single storeys. With a large plot to front and rear the property now offers a great deal of accommodation. But more than that the features introduced alongside some great energy saving measures (rainwater collection systems and super insulation to name two) make for a very practical and attractive house.

Walking into the hallway the flooring has been changed with attractive tiles. To the right the dining room has a lovely solid wood floor (a theme in most rooms) and an unusual multi-fuel stove, this room has ample space for a large table and a number of chairs. The kitchen/ breakfast room has an impressive vaulted ceiling, a central island plus a range of units with solid wood work tops, ceramic sink, and a 5 ring range cooker with gas hob, a stable door exits to the garden. To the side the utility room contains various units and storage. Further reception space includes a good sized living room with many hand-built shelves and store cupboards flanking a pretty fireplace with wood burner, and to the rear double doors open out to a wood-framed and double glazed conservatory. Off this a further generously proportioned reception could double as a fifth bedroom if desired.

Upstairs all four bedrooms are of a good enough size to act as doubles. All are light and airy by virtue of good sized windows, and one room in particular has a vaulted ceiling with velux above. There is both a main family bathroom and a shower room, both prepared to a good standard with modern fittings.

Outside the rear garden extends to some 80 feet in length but is also a good width. Various wood-framed planters run to one side behind the flagstone terrace adjacent to the kitchen. The main body of space is laid to lawn but at the rear there is also a fenced off chicken run with coop. At the front the house is set back from the road with natural wicker weave wooden fencing to the front and right side. There is ample parking on a gravelled driveway plus a range of flower beds, shrubs and trees.

Mains electric, gas, drainage
Cherwell District Council
Council tax band D
£1, 475-47 p.A. 2011/ 12
Directions
Oxford 11 miles
M40/ A34 6 miles
Rail to London 6 miles
Good school, store and pubs

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