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See how verdicts work3-bedroom detached house · OX33 1UG
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If you have been looking for a charming detached property in the village of Wheatley then look no further.
This enchanting 17th-century stone cottage offers three bedrooms, parking and a garden as well as an appealing combination of exposed beams, an impressive feature fireplace and a vibrant country-inspired kitchen.
Call us to book your viewing today! What Amelies Love.... This charming stone cottage is filled with warmth, character and individuality.
Exposed beams and an impressive feature fireplace are just some of the period details that give the home its distinctive appeal.
Lovingly cared for and thoughtfully modernised, it combines traditional features with a bright and vibrant personality.
Ideally situated in the heart of Wheatley, this property offers an exceptional blend of village charm and everyday convenience.
Entrance And Hallway Beyond the inviting red front door, the cottage immediately reveals its warmth and distinctive character.
The hallway draws you into the heart of the home, offering an early glimpse of its appealing mix of period charm and cosy comfort.
Natural woodwork, exposed beams and beautifully aged details combine to create a memorable first impression.
Living And Dining Area The reception room is everything you would hope for in a traditional cottage sitting room-a cosy and inviting retreat featuring exposed beams, rustic stone walls and an impressive working inglenook fireplace, complete with a charming stone seat.
Beautifully presented in rich tones and layered textures, the room offers generous seating and is equally suited to relaxing beside the fire or entertaining friends.
The separate dining room provides a welcoming setting for family meals and dinner parties.
This versatile space could also be adapted to suit a variety of needs, whether as a library, home office, playroom, music room or creative hobby space.
Kitchen The kitchen is as practical as it is visually striking, blending timeless cottage character with modern-day convenience.
Deep green cabinetry, patterned floor tiles with underfloor heating and a traditional Belfast sink create a warm and distinctive space.
Generous storage, ample work surfaces and dedicated room for appliances make it ideal for keen cooks, while a stable-style rear door opens directly onto the garden and further enhances the home’s charming country feel.
Bedrooms And Bathroom The first floor is home to three distinctive bedrooms, each with a character of its own. Charming angles, exposed beams and individual period details feature throughout.
The master bedroom is a peaceful retreat, with sloping ceilings, timber beams and a whimsical painted ceiling adding a unique touch.
There is ample room for a king-size bed, complemented by useful built-in storage.
With three windows allowing natural light to pour in, the second bedroom is wonderfully bright and offers plenty of space for a double bed and fitted wardrobes.
The third bedroom is also generously proportioned and benefits from charming integrated storage.
The bathroom features a range of vintage-inspired details, including a pedestal basin, claw-foot bath and patterned tiles.
Soft tones and characterful finishes combine to create a calm and inviting space in which to relax and unwind.
Garden Positioned to the side of the cottage, the garden is a lush and private retreat filled with mature planting and seasonal colour.
There is ample space for outdoor seating and dining, or simply relaxing in the tranquillity of this secluded setting.
Traditional stone walls and leafy surroundings create a wonderful sense of privacy that is rarely found so close to Oxford, while two storage sheds provide valuable practical space.
Location, Location, Location Crown Road enjoys a central position within Wheatley, a lively and welcoming village on the outskirts of Oxford.
The village has a strong sense of community and offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafés, pubs and well-regarded local schools.
Nearby bus stops provide convenient transport links, while Oxford city centre and the M40 are both easily accessible.
With picturesque countryside walks also available from the doorstep, the location offers an ideal combination of rural charm and city convenience. Disclaimer...
*All property details, descriptions, photographs, floor plans, and related information provided by Amelies Estate Agents are offered in good faith and are believed to be correct at the time of publication.
However, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract.
Any measurements, areas, or distances are approximate and for guidance only and leasehold information should be verified by your acting solicitor.
Prospective purchasers or tenants must satisfy themselves of the accuracy and completeness of any information provided. No responsibility is taken for any error, omission, or misstatement.
Neither Amelies Estate Agents nor its employees or agents have any authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to the property.
All interested parties are advised to undertake their own independent investigations and surveys before entering into any legal agreement.
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