2 Bed Not Specified For Sale

READY TO OCCUPY. Charming coach house of 865 sq ft with the added benefit of a single garage and a generous private garden. £10,000 Stamp Duty contribution*


Description

Ready to occupy and move-in ready with blinds, carpets, light fittings and turf to the garden.

Charming coach house, benefitting from a generous c.10 metre x 10 metre private rear garden. There is the added benefit of a single garage, ideal for your bicycles, paddleboards or canoes with which to enjoy all of the many nearby outdoor pursuits.

A spacious and open plan kitchen living room offers integrated appliances within the kitchen, and the property offers two double bedrooms, one with en-suite and fitted wardrobes.

Each home at Deanfield Orchard feature the award-winning Deanfield combination of traditionally styled exteriors, a modern specification and excellent energy efficiency including electric vehicle charging, high performance double glazing, low carbon heating and water saving appliances and sanitaryware to name but a few. This stunning collection of homes are sensitively designed to incorporate new meadow planting, a play area, accessible open space and links to public footpaths.

The marketing suite and show home is open Thursday - Monday 10am until 5pm, contact us to arrange your visit.

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Note that images are of previous Deanfield Homes show properties, and are used for indicative and example purposes.

Location

Brightwell-cum-Sotwell is set in a well-connected part of South Oxfordshire and epitomises the very best of English village life, with open countryside, historic buildings and thatched cottages providing a picturesque backdrop for community focused living. Focal points come in the shape of the award-winning 16th century Red Lion pub, the Village Stores and Post Office and the village hall, which hosts a calendar of regular events ranging from keep fit and Pilates, to an art club and table tennis. There is also a village pre-school and a well-regarded primary school, the Jubilee pavilion and recreation ground, cricket and tennis clubs and a youth football club. The village boasts a Community Orchard and there is an annual ‘Apple Day’, championing heritage apple varieties. Continuing this link to horticulture, Mount Vernon, the 19th century cottage and gardens where Dr Edward Bach developed his flower tinctures are still made on the premises to this day.

Deanfield Orchard residents can further immerse themselves in the great outdoors, following a network of local footpaths, cycle routes and bridleways. The local landmark of Wittenham Clumps and the Earth Trust Centre is a two mile stroll to the north, offering extensive views of the surrounding Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a great spot to watch red kites, or explore further afield as you join Sustrans routes towards Oxford.

The historic town of Wallingford is near, which straddles the River Thames and is a hive of activity. A weekly farmers’ market, independent stores, brand names and supermarkets create a compelling shopping experience, while cafés, pubs and restaurants give Wallingford an unmistakable buzz.

A little further to the west is Didcot, known for its collection of steam locomotives and railway centre and Didcot Parkway mainline station.

Oxford is the closest city to Deanfield Orchard and needs little introduction. Known for the ‘dreaming spires’ of the University of Oxford, enjoy punting along the River Cherwell or the River Isis, a highly-rated gourmet scene and extensive shopping facilities, including The Covered Market and several indoor shopping centres.

Square Footage: 865 sq ft

Leasehold with approximately 999 years remaining.