Guide price
£800,000
(£295/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleHigh Street, Wheatley OX33
5 beds
4 baths
3 receptions
2,713 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
A centuries old converted stable block
Thick stone walls and good high ceilings
3/4 Bedroom House and 2 Bedroom Flat
Large 32ft garage with steps up to the garden
Renovated 47 years ago and now requiring updating today
Private & enclosed South facing gardens
Nestled within the heart of a highly sought-after village, this property presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of history. Dating back centuries, the main residence is a converted stable block boasting thick stone walls and good high ceilings, echoing the charm and character of its origins. Additionally the property offers an impressive 2-bedroom flat, offering versatility and potential for various living arrangements or rental opportunities.
Renovated some 47 years ago, the property still maintains its original allure but now presents an ideal canvas for a new owner to apply their own modern touch and bring it to contemporary standards. The main house features three first floor bedrooms and a bathroom, large entrance hall, living room, family kitchen with an adjacent utility room, study or bedroom 4 and a ground floor shower room.
A standout feature of the property is the sizeable 32ft garage which offers not just parking space but also a place for hobbies or a workshop. From the garage, steps lead up to the private and enclosed South-facing gardens, creating a tranquil retreat for relaxation or entertainment. The pretty garden is enclosed on all sides and has been thoughtfully landscaped with a range of trees and dense shrubbery, providing privacy and tranquillity. Completing the outdoor space are various garden sheds, offering ample storage for tools and equipment.
Ideally situated in a central position within the village’s conservation area, residents will appreciate the convenience of being on the doorstep of local shops, the King & Queen pub, and regular bus routes connecting to Oxford City Centre.
Combining historic charm with modern possibilities, this property presents a unique chance to own a piece of village history while also providing potential for contemporary living arrangements and income generation. A rare find in a prized location, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
EPC Rating: D
Renovated some 47 years ago, the property still maintains its original allure but now presents an ideal canvas for a new owner to apply their own modern touch and bring it to contemporary standards. The main house features three first floor bedrooms and a bathroom, large entrance hall, living room, family kitchen with an adjacent utility room, study or bedroom 4 and a ground floor shower room.
A standout feature of the property is the sizeable 32ft garage which offers not just parking space but also a place for hobbies or a workshop. From the garage, steps lead up to the private and enclosed South-facing gardens, creating a tranquil retreat for relaxation or entertainment. The pretty garden is enclosed on all sides and has been thoughtfully landscaped with a range of trees and dense shrubbery, providing privacy and tranquillity. Completing the outdoor space are various garden sheds, offering ample storage for tools and equipment.
Ideally situated in a central position within the village’s conservation area, residents will appreciate the convenience of being on the doorstep of local shops, the King & Queen pub, and regular bus routes connecting to Oxford City Centre.
Combining historic charm with modern possibilities, this property presents a unique chance to own a piece of village history while also providing potential for contemporary living arrangements and income generation. A rare find in a prized location, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
EPC Rating: D
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