Croft Lane, Adderbury, OX17 3NB

Situated on the highly sought-after Croft Lane, in the very heart of the picturesque village of Adderbury, this charming three-bedroom period home offers beautifully light and airy accommodation whilst retaining a wealth of character features throughout.

Perfectly positioned just a stone’s throw from the village amenities and the well-known Adderbury Circular Walk, the property enjoys both convenience and a quintessential Oxfordshire village setting.

The home is immediately appealing, with an attractive honey-coloured stone façade, symmetrical bay windows, and traditional sash windows that flood the interior with natural light.

Inside, the accommodation is well balanced with high ceilings and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

At the heart of the home is a spacious kitchen and dining room, featuring terracotta tiled flooring and a generous dining area, ideal for family life and entertaining.

The kitchen is fitted with classic cabinetry and enjoys lovely views over the garden, creating a bright and sociable space.

The property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms and one family bathroom, with the period proportions and large windows continuing throughout the upper floor.

To the rear, the house benefits from a private walled garden, providing a peaceful and enclosed outdoor space filled with established planting, mature shrubs and seasonal colour.

The garden offers both privacy and charm, perfectly complementing the character of the home.

This delightful cottage combines period elegance, village charm and practical living, making it a wonderful opportunity for those seeking a character home in one of North Oxfordshire’s most desirable villages.

Garden   Wall enclosed private rear garden mainly laid to lawn with a terrace area for entertaining.

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