Brook Hill, Woodstock, OX20 1XH

This charming period home is situated in the popular, and characterful town of Woodstock, tucked away on a quiet road and just a short distance from the wide range of amenities this thriving market town has to offer.

Unfolding across nearly 1500 Sq Ft of versatile living space, it comprises a set of interconnected living areas and four well-proportioned bedrooms across two floors. Availible with no onward chain.

The house sits at the end of an attractive stone terrace on a quite residential street.

Entry is through a handy porch which opens to a central hallway connecting you to the two main rooms on the ground floor; to the left is a double bedroom/study/occasional room and to the right is a large principal bedroom.

Additionally, there is a ground floor shower/utility room and a separate cloakroom.

Flooded with natural light, the main living space is positioned on the first floor and designed to provide direct access to the raised, south-facing rear garden.

To the front, there is a spacious sitting room featuring two large windows, including an attractive bay, along with a feature fireplace.

Glazed internal double doors open into the kitchen/dining/family room, creating a seamless connection between each area.

This space continues into a glass extension, allowing an abundance of natural light to fill the room.

Additionally on the first floor there is a family bathroom, and two further bedrooms include a double room with fitted wardrobes.

Externally, there is a tiered south facing rear garden with side access, a large patio, lawned sections, planted borders, a storage shed and attractive dry-stone walls.

Residents permit parking is availible along Brook Hill.

There is a second entrance door at the front of the property, and due to its versatile layout, there is potential create a ground floor studio/annex (subject to the usual permissions).

Woodstock is an historic market town best known as the home to Blenheim Palace, one of Britain’s largest country homes and UNESCO World Heritage site, offering 2000 acres of beautiful surrounding parkland.

This charming town is rich in green spaces and 17th century architecture, awash with Cotswold stone, and bordering the Cotswolds area of outstanding natural beauty.

It’s vibrant community benefit from a plethora of local shops, eateries, galleries, hotels, cafes, and pubs.

There is a C of E primary and secondary school, a nursery, a museum, open air swimming pool, a tennis and bowling club, several Churches, and regular community events.

A frequent bus services links to Oxford, Chipping Norton, and Witney. Whilst both Long Hanborough Station and Oxford Parkway provides ease of access to London and Oxford by rail. EPC Rating: D