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£1,050,000

(£412/sq. ft)

4 bed detached house for sale
Turners Green, Britwell Salome OX49

    • 4 beds

    • 3 baths

    • 3 receptions

    • 2,548 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: E

  • Freehold
  • Open plan
  • Driveway
  • En suite
  • Walk-in shower
  • Bath
  • Bi-fold doors
  • Built-in wardrobes
  • Exposed beams
  • Garden
  • Grade II listed
  • Gym
  • Kitchen island
  • Patio
  • Quiet location
  • Village
  • Cottage
  • Near a bus stop

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About this property

  • Please quote ref: Ceri binucci for all enquiries

  • Exquisite period home with original character features throughout

  • Stunning semi-rural location

  • Four double bedrooms, one with ensuite

  • Sympathetically renovated and extended to meet modern day requirements

  • Fully rethatched in September 2026

  • Beautifully maintained cottage gardens

  • Driveway parking for 4 - 6 cars

  • Separate gym / workspace / studio

  • Convenient for M40 transport links

Situation:

We are delighted to showcase this enchanting detached thatched cottage located in a picturesque Oxfordshire hamlet, surrounded by idyllic countryside. Brimming with character and individuality, this exceptional home brings together heritage with modern features, having been sympathetically extended and refurbished over time. The property is presented to the market with a newly thatched roof, completed in September 2026.

The scenic hamlet of Britwell Salome offers a welcome escape from the bustle of everyday life. The hamlet enjoys a friendly tranquil atmosphere, benefitting from an award-winning farm shop and a popular local pub. It is conveniently situated for the nearby market town of Watlington, where attractive independent shops, cafés, traditional pubs and everyday amenities can be found. The historic market town of Wallingford and the larger centres of Henley-on-Thames, Thame and Oxford are also accessible, offering an extensive selection of shopping, dining, cultural and recreational opportunities. For commuters, the surrounding road network provides access to the M40 (Junction 6) and neighbouring towns, while mainline rail services towards London Paddington can be found at Cholsey (7.0 miles). For London Marylebone, services depart from Princes Risborough and Haddenham & Thame Parkway. For those seeking the great outdoors, the magnificent Chiltern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are close at hand, with abundance of beautiful woodland walks, bridleways and cycling routes to be explored through some of the region's most unspoiled countryside.

Interior:

The character and homeliness of this delightful cottage are immediately apparent upon entering, where lovingly preserved original features, thoughtfully considered finishes and an unmistakable sense of age create a welcoming ambiance.

From the entrance hall the magnificent, open-plan kitchen / living / dining room is reached. This spectacular space forms the heart of the home, where the generous proportions and beautiful garden outlook create a light and inviting environment. The stylish, high-specification kitchen has been designed with both functionality and entertaining in mind, boasting an impressive central island, extensive work surfaces, quality cabinetry and plentiful drawer and cupboard storage. The adjoining dining and living areas offer an abundance of space in which to relax, entertain and enjoy family life. Generous windows, skylights and bi-fold doors allow an abundance of natural light to flood into the accommodation, framing delightful views of the beautiful garden which wraps around the property.

Returning towards the entrance leads to Bedroom One. The beautifully presented accommodation is filled with natural light thanks to the large windows overlooking the garden. The bedroom benefits from a dressing area equipped with capacious fitted triple wardrobes. An added luxury is the spacious en-suite bathroom, comprising a four-piece suite including a bathtub and separate walk-in shower.

Continuing through the ground-floor accommodation, Bedroom Three offers a characterful, well-proportioned double bedroom boasting original beams and a pretty view over the garden. With its flexible arrangement, this room could equally serve as a study or additional reception room, according to personal requirements.

Conveniently situated next to Bedroom Three is the beautiful family bathroom. Equipped with a three-piece suite including a generous walk-in shower, the bathroom benefits from wall and floor tiling and a mounted heated towel rail.

Inviting and characterful is the property’s second living room / snug which is located beyond Bedroom Three. Its central feature is the original Inglenook fireplace housing a wood burning stove. This intimate room provides a delightfully cosy retreat – the perfect setting for enjoying a quiet moment and tucking up round the stove on chilly evenings.

Stairs rise to the first floor, where Bedroom Two is nestled. This spacious and well-lit bedroom occupies its own level, and benefits from generous walk-in storage. The versatility of this upper-floor accommodation lends itself to a variety of uses, whether as a further bedroom, guest retreat, creative studio or home office.

Throughout the cottage, the sympathetic preservation of its historic charm, together with the thoughtfully incorporated modern additions, creates a beautifully balanced home with an abundance of warmth, personality and appeal.

The studio:

Situated opposite the main cottage is a further private dwelling that is suitable as a workspace / gym / studio providing a substantial and versatile addition. This thoughtfully adapted space offers additional accommodation alongside an impressive studio, creating a wealth of possibilities for multi-generational living, visiting guests or dedicated leisure facilities. Currently arranged as a gym and fitness studio, this superb room measures an impressive 19.9 x 17.4 sq. Ft. / 6 x 5.29 sq. M. The studio benefits from a separate kitchenette with cupboard storage and a shower room. Stairs lead up to an additional well-lit and airy room. The generous dimensions are highly adaptable, with useful eaves storage. This beautifully conceived conversion is a fantastic asset to the property, complementing the main house perfectly while offering a welcome degree of flexibility for changing lifestyles and family requirements.

Exterior:

A sweeping gravel drive leads to the house and provides parking for 4 - 6 cars. The delightful cottage gardens which wrap around the property provide an idyllic setting for the house, complementing its traditional brick and flint architecture and thatched roof. The gardens are primarily laid to lawn with mature foliage, a magnolia tree and flowering borders. The connection between the house and garden is beautifully considered, with large bi-fold doors opening from the kitchen / living / dining room leading to the paved patio. The property's detached position and historic thatched appearance lend it a wonderful sense of individuality, while the sympathetic extensions sit effortlessly alongside the original cottage, lending to its traditional appeal.

This is an unmissable opportunity to acquire a unique, beautifully preserved character home, expertly extended to celebrate the marriage of traditional character along with contemporary styling, resulting in a home which is as practical as it is captivating. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the charm, quality and remarkable versatility of this truly special home. Please quote ref: Ceri binucci for all enquiries.

At A glance:

Council tax band: E (Oxfordshire)

tenure: Freehold

EPC: E

utilities:

Mains electric

lpg gas

Mains water & drainage

heating: Gas central heating / underfloor heating

broadband: BT / EE / Gigaclear. Please check network providers for coverage

mobile signal/coverage internal: Signal available. Please check network providers for availability

parking: Private driveway with parking for 4 - 6 cars

property construction: Standard construction

building safety: No issues highlighted

is the property listed or in an aonb / conservation area? Yes, it is a Grade II listed property

restrictions / covenants: None that we have been made aware of

rights & easements: None that we have been made aware of

flood risk: None that we have been made aware of

alterations: Newly thatched roof (completed September 2026), refurbished throughout, conversion of double garage into gym / workspace / studio, garden landscaping

planning permissions: None that we have been made aware of

accessibility/adaptations: None that we have been made aware of

coalfield or mining area: None that we have been made aware of

any other relevant information: None that we have been made aware of

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