From
£475,000
(£566/sq. ft)
3 bed cottage for saleHigh Street, Sutton Courtenay OX14
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
840 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
A grade two listed cottage with a larger than average, stunning walled garden.
Three well proportioned bedrooms including a guest bedoom with en-suite and a master bedroom with a Juliet balcony.
Character features including a 'Wood Burning Stove'. Ceiling and wall beams and a pretty 'walled' garden.
Useful downstairs WC.
Open plan kitchen diner opening into the splendid rear garden.
Third reception room, ideal for use an a home office/study.
Brick built 'Potting Shed'.
Gas central heating and a mix of single and double glazed windows.
No onward chain.
A ‘stunning’ Grade Two listed cottage with a spectacular garden, offered for sale with no onward chain.
Sutton Courtenay, is ranked by the Sunday Times as being one of the top 50 most commutable villages in the UK and by The Daily Telegraph as being one of the top 25 most idyllic villages to live in. It is one of the oldest and most interesting parishes in the south east of Oxfordshire on the south bank of the River Thames. It offers a number of amenities including a parish church dating from Norman times, a post office, two local shops and three public houses near the village green. A focal point of the charming village are the many fine historic houses such as The Manor House, The Abbey and the Norman Hall.
There is an excellent choice of both private and state schools nearby including Radley College, Cothill, Chandlings Manor, Our Lady'sConvent, Abingdon School, St Helen's & St Katherine's, The Manor Preparatory in Abingdon, The European School at Culham, Headington School, St Edwards, Oxford High School and the Dragon School
Abingdon 3 miles, Didcot 3.2 miles (main-line railway station to LondonPaddington 45 minutes), Wallingford 8 miles, Oxford 10 miles, Henley 20 miles
EPC Rating: C
Parking - On Street
Sutton Courtenay, is ranked by the Sunday Times as being one of the top 50 most commutable villages in the UK and by The Daily Telegraph as being one of the top 25 most idyllic villages to live in. It is one of the oldest and most interesting parishes in the south east of Oxfordshire on the south bank of the River Thames. It offers a number of amenities including a parish church dating from Norman times, a post office, two local shops and three public houses near the village green. A focal point of the charming village are the many fine historic houses such as The Manor House, The Abbey and the Norman Hall.
There is an excellent choice of both private and state schools nearby including Radley College, Cothill, Chandlings Manor, Our Lady'sConvent, Abingdon School, St Helen's & St Katherine's, The Manor Preparatory in Abingdon, The European School at Culham, Headington School, St Edwards, Oxford High School and the Dragon School
Abingdon 3 miles, Didcot 3.2 miles (main-line railway station to LondonPaddington 45 minutes), Wallingford 8 miles, Oxford 10 miles, Henley 20 miles
EPC Rating: C
Parking - On Street
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