£970,000
3 bed bungalow for salePilgrims Way, Blewbury OX11
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: F
Freehold
About this property
A unique single story, split-level home built in a contemporary minimalist style echoing Scandinavian influences
Offering versatile accommodation of over 2,000 sqft
Tucked away off an unmade lane on the southern edge of the village
Impressive open-plan vaulted living room with picture windows overlooking lovely mature gardens
Stylish Kitchen and Utility
En-suite to principal bedroom plus family bathroom
Snug/bedroom four
Garden studio/workshop and generous gravel driveway
EPC Rating: F
Council Tax Band: F
A unique single story, split-level home built to the original owner’s exacting specification in a contemporary minimalist style echoing Scandinavian influences, in a lovely mature garden setting tucked away off an unmade lane on the southern edge of this pretty village.
The House was completed in 2006 combining traditional brick together with natural exterior finishes of cedar boarding and a timber shingle roof, blending the property into the surrounding landscape and mature gardens.
Internally, the layout is highly versatile offering over 2000 square foot of accommodation with the option of three or four bedrooms.
There is a generous hall, designed to accommodate a grand piano and a most impressive open-plan vaulted living room with floor to ceiling shelving featuring a walkway steel gallery, feature fireplace and full width picture windows overlooking the gardens. The stylish kitchen and well appointed bathrooms follow the minimalist design philosophy of this striking property, which should be inspected to fully appreciate the many subtle design features.
Pilgrims way is a quiet unmade lane which approaches a handful of individual houses on the southern edge of Blewbury.
Blewbury is a delightful thriving village renowned as much for its vibrant and diverse community as it’s unspoilt beauty. There are currently around 50 clubs and societies in the village covering sport, art and music with excellent facilities for all the mainstream sports, as well as some of the more niche activities such as the croquet club and skate park. Village facilities include a busy farm shop, garage with convenience store, two pubs, a Church of England primary school, preschool and a community post office.
Nearby shopping and leisure facilities are available at Didcot, which also offers a mainline rail connection to London Paddington in 40 minutes or alternatively the pretty Thameside Market town of Wallingford.
The A34 can be accessed at Chilton leading to the M4 motorway and Newbury to the south and the M40 motorway and Oxford to the north.
Local Secondary schooling is available at Didcot or Wallingford with a variety of independent schools at Moulsford, Abingdon and Oxford.
Some material information to note: Built around 20 years ago combining traditional brick together with natural exterior finishes of cedar boarding and a timber shingle roof. Electric underfloor heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Basic broadband is available at the property. Ofcom checker indicates mobile availability and mobile data is available with the majority of major providers at this postcode; with the possible exception of EE and Vodaphone. The government portal generally highlights this as an unlikely/very low risk address for flooding. We are not aware of any planning permissions in place which would negatively affect the property
The House was completed in 2006 combining traditional brick together with natural exterior finishes of cedar boarding and a timber shingle roof, blending the property into the surrounding landscape and mature gardens.
Internally, the layout is highly versatile offering over 2000 square foot of accommodation with the option of three or four bedrooms.
There is a generous hall, designed to accommodate a grand piano and a most impressive open-plan vaulted living room with floor to ceiling shelving featuring a walkway steel gallery, feature fireplace and full width picture windows overlooking the gardens. The stylish kitchen and well appointed bathrooms follow the minimalist design philosophy of this striking property, which should be inspected to fully appreciate the many subtle design features.
Pilgrims way is a quiet unmade lane which approaches a handful of individual houses on the southern edge of Blewbury.
Blewbury is a delightful thriving village renowned as much for its vibrant and diverse community as it’s unspoilt beauty. There are currently around 50 clubs and societies in the village covering sport, art and music with excellent facilities for all the mainstream sports, as well as some of the more niche activities such as the croquet club and skate park. Village facilities include a busy farm shop, garage with convenience store, two pubs, a Church of England primary school, preschool and a community post office.
Nearby shopping and leisure facilities are available at Didcot, which also offers a mainline rail connection to London Paddington in 40 minutes or alternatively the pretty Thameside Market town of Wallingford.
The A34 can be accessed at Chilton leading to the M4 motorway and Newbury to the south and the M40 motorway and Oxford to the north.
Local Secondary schooling is available at Didcot or Wallingford with a variety of independent schools at Moulsford, Abingdon and Oxford.
Some material information to note: Built around 20 years ago combining traditional brick together with natural exterior finishes of cedar boarding and a timber shingle roof. Electric underfloor heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Basic broadband is available at the property. Ofcom checker indicates mobile availability and mobile data is available with the majority of major providers at this postcode; with the possible exception of EE and Vodaphone. The government portal generally highlights this as an unlikely/very low risk address for flooding. We are not aware of any planning permissions in place which would negatively affect the property
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