Property description

DESCRIPTION Charming single-fronted pebble-dash cottage, forming part of a row of pastel coloured terraced cottages built in the late 1800's, well located on a quiet no-through lane in the heart of this favoured village.



No.11 is situated towards the beginning of the row of cottages, with gravelled parking for two vehicles to the front, offering much improved and flexible accommodation over three floors, complemented by impressive rear gardens of approx 165'ft in length.



You enter via an enclosed entrance hall with wood laminate flooring and part glazed wooden door to inner hallway, with staircase to first floor and door to sitting room. The front sitting room enjoys high ceilings, newly fitted double-glazed six-panelled window, open fireplace and wood laminate flooring, which continues through to the middle dining room.



The dining room in turn, connects to the modern kitchen area, with space for fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher (available by separate negotiation), with large double french doors to the extensive gardens. Off the kitchen, through a connecting side lobby, is the refitted downstairs bathroom, with low-level wc, vanity wash-hand basin and P-bath with mixer shower attachment.



On the first floor, from the small landing area, are three good-size bedrooms with newly-fitted double-glazed windows. Through the spacious master bedroom, is access to the second floor bedroom/lifestyle room with a fitted range of wardrobe cupboards, eaves storage and enclosed wc with low-level wc and pedestal wash-hand basin.



Externally, the delightful and much loved gardens, offer an expanse of lawn with various trees and shrubbery, including an active cooking apple tree. Towards the end of the garden, is a large wooden shed, with a gravelled pathway to the side, leading onto a enclosed garden area, with beautiful picket fencing and gated access onto the church-owned paddock to the immediate rear of the garden.



AGENT NOTE: In accordance with Section 21 of The Estate Agents Act 1979 (Declaration of Interest), please note that the sellers of this property are associated with this firm and is an employee of Morgan & Associates. 

SITUATION Long Wittenham is a delightful Thameside village served by two public houses (The Plough and The Vine and Spice), Long Wittenham CE Primary School and the 13th Century Parish Church of St Mary, together with the renowned miniature Pendon museum. The neighbouring village of Clifton Hampden has a village shop and the nearby towns of Didcot, Wallingford and Abingdon are all easily accessible and provide a more extensive range of shops, supermarkets and sports facilities.



Communication links are also excellent, with Didcot Parkway rail station about four miles away, providing a fast service into London Paddington in approximately 45 minutes. The A34 leads to the M4 to the south and M40 to the north, as well as the national motorway network. Schooling is also very well served in the area with excellent independent schools including Moulsford Prep, Cranford House, The Manor Prep, St Helen and St Katharine, Chandlings, Cothill, Abingdon Prep, Abingdon School and Radley College, as well as the highly regarded schools in Oxford also nearby.