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£750,000

(£305/sq. ft)

5 bed detached house for sale
The Timms, Stanford In The Vale SN7

    • 5 beds

    • 3 baths

    • 3 receptions

    • 2,457 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: B

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Added on 20/07/2026

About this property

  • Built in 2022 and thoughtfully upgraded throughout

  • Five-bedroom detached home extending to approximately 2,457 sq ft

  • Contemporary open-plan kitchen, dining and living space with bespoke upgrades

  • South-facing garden with entertaining terrace, waterproof pergola and excellent privacy

  • Double garage, generous driveway parking and EV charging point

  • Separate sitting room, family room and dedicated home office

  • Peacefully positioned within a quiet cul-de-sac on a modern village development

  • Walking distance to Stanford in the Vale's shops, pubs, café, primary school and everyday amenities

  • Surrounded by Oxfordshire countryside with footpaths to Charney Bassett and Hatford

  • Well placed for Wantage, Faringdon, Oxford and highly regarded independent schools including St Hugh's and Cokethorpe

There are homes that are simply well built, and there are homes whose owners have quietly elevated them through thoughtful design and careful stewardship. At The Timms, this modern detached house belongs firmly in the latter category. Built in 2022 and occupying a peaceful position within an inviting residential development, it is a home that balances generous proportions with a warmth and personality that can only come through being genuinely lived in.

From the moment you step inside, there is an immediate sense of space and clarity. The central hallway provides a calm introduction before the house opens into a series of well-connected reception spaces that adapt naturally to the rhythm of everyday life. A separate sitting room offers a quieter retreat, while the study provides an ideal space for home working without compromising family living. The additional family room gives welcome flexibility, whether as a children's room, snug or media space.

The heart of the home lies to the rear. Extending across almost twenty-three feet, the kitchen, dining and living space has been carefully upgraded beyond the original specification, centred around a substantial island and finished with Moores cabinetry, Silestone worktops and integrated AEG appliances. The current owners describe this as the room they will miss most, particularly the way it connects so effortlessly with the garden through wide French doors. It is a space equally suited to busy weekday mornings, relaxed family evenings and long summer gatherings that naturally spill outside.

Practicality has been considered throughout. A separate utility room keeps the working elements of daily life discreetly out of sight, while the integral double garage, complete with lighting and power, offers exceptional storage alongside secure parking. An EV charging point on the driveway reflects the home's contemporary credentials, while fibre-to-the-home broadband ensures equally modern connectivity.

Upstairs, five bedrooms provide accommodation that is both generous and adaptable. The principal suite has been transformed into an elegant retreat, where soft natural tones, bespoke panelling and an en-suite bathroom create an atmosphere more reminiscent of a boutique hotel than a conventional new-build home. Four further bedrooms, one offering an ensuite and built in wardrobes allow flexibility for growing families, guests or additional workspaces, served by a further family bathroom with a separate bath and shower that maintain the same clean contemporary aesthetic.

Outside, the south-facing garden becomes a natural extension of the house. Broad terraces provide places to dine and entertain beneath the contemporary waterproof pergola, while the generous lawn offers space for children to play or simply to enjoy the changing light throughout the day. Mature planting softens the boundaries, creating an unexpected sense of privacy, while the owners particularly note the pleasure of watching the sun rise across the garden before evenings gradually settle into western sunsets.

The setting is equally appealing. Positioned within a quiet cul-de-sac where neighbours know one another and traffic is minimal, the property enjoys a reassuring sense of community without sacrificing privacy. Beyond the development, Stanford in the Vale remains one of Oxfordshire's most desirable villages, offering everyday amenities alongside well-regarded schools, attractive countryside walks and a collection of much-loved pubs including the local Horse and Jockey, along with the nearby The Lamb at Buckland and The Trout at Tadpole Bridge. Footpaths leading towards Charney Bassett and Hatford provide easy access to the surrounding landscape, making it as enjoyable to leave the house as it is to return home.

For those seeking a contemporary family home that offers both practicality and genuine warmth, The Timms presents an opportunity to enjoy modern village living without compromise.

EPC Rating: B

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