• Located on arguably Abingdon's best road, a 1930s semi detached home sitting on an extensive plot, offering scope for extension. +
• Extensive, mature South West facing rear garden benefitting from a detached outbuilding/studio with light and power. +
• Falling within the Rush Common Primary School catchment and being within walking distance of Thomas Reade Primary and Our Lady's Secondary School. +
• Open plan kitchen/diner, separate sitting room with original solid wood flooring and attractive cast iron log burning stove. +
• Spacious loft, ideal for conversion into additional bedroom space. +
• Photo voltaic solar panels. +
• Useful downstairs WC. +

Offering potential for further extension, this well kept family home on Norman Avenue benefits from a larger than average, attractive South West facing plot. The road is largely made up of large, detached family homes, an extremely popular and sought after tree lined non estate location. Abingdon is a historic market town known for its rich history, picturesque scenery, and vibrant community. It is situated in the Thames Valley, approximately 6 miles south of Oxford and about 60 miles west of London with good transportation links, including regular bus services and a nearby train station in Radley. Abingdon is also home to a good selection of schools, shops, restaurants, pubs, and leisure facilities, as well as bustling market square and several parks and green spaces for outdoor activities. Together with its beautiful scenery and strong community feel, Abingdon provides a high quality of life for its residents.

EPC Rating: C