32 Cherry Croft, Wantage, OX12 7GF

Presented in immaculate condition, this modern and energy-efficient semi-detached house offers larger than average accommodation together with a south facing rear garden and private driveway.

Upon entering, you are welcomed by an entrance hall with downstairs cloakroom/wc leading into a well equipped kitchen to the front with gloss cabinets and integrated appliances.

The generous living/dining room has french doors leading to the rear garden and a large understair cupboard for storage.

On the first floor, he master bedroom features an en-suite and there is a further double bedroom and family bathroom to the rear.

Externally, there is a lawned front garden and adjoining private driveway to the side with gated access to the rear garden where there is a paved patio and lawn, the garden is enclosed by wooden panel fencing and faces a southerly direction.

Material Information - The property is freehold, connected to mains gas, electricity, water and drainage.

The property is heated via a gas fired boiler which is annually serviced and there is uPVC double glazing throughout.

There is a management fee of £90 per quarter for the maintenance of the development.

Location Wantage is ideally situated in the Vale of the White Horse for all the main travel links, with the A338 providing easy access to the A34, M40, M4, plus mainline rail links in Oxford, Didcot and Swindon.

A picturesque Market Town, with historic links as far back as Alfred the Great, Wantage has many high street and independent retailers together with bars, restaurants and cafes within a thriving community.

King Alfred's Academy provides secondary education and is now part of the Vale Academy Trust, working with good local primary schools.

There is easy access to the beautiful surrounding countryside including the ancient Ridgeway and White Horse Hill.

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