Description
This two bedroom property is situated in an elevated position on the edge of Aston Upthorpe village with great open views. With large gardens at the front and rear of the property it is well set-back from the road. The property offers great scope to extend and improve (subject to planning permission) Accommodation consists of a dining/kitchen at the front, living area at the rear leading to a lean to/conservatory. Upstairs two bedrooms with great open views and a family bathroom with a white suite and a shower over the bath. The property is double glazed with gas central heating. No onward chain.

Note:
There was planning for an extension at the rear: This was started with the front part of the extension in 2001.

Outside
One of the features of this property is the large easy to maintain gardens manly laid to lawn and the great countryside views to the front and rear which backs onto an equestrian centre. At the top of the westerly facing garden there is a patio area with a garden shed and a larger timber building which could be used for a variety of purposes. There is a private access track at the rear and parking for two vehicles.

Location
The village of Aston Tirrold is located at the foot of the chalk downs and there are many fine routes providing wonderful walking and riding opportunities. The nearby Ridgeway offers a long distance path running some 40 miles to the standing stones at Avebury. Excellent local schools are numerous and include Summerfields, Downe House, The Oratory, Moulsford, Cranford House, Cothill and Chandlings Manor. There is a wide choice of schools in Oxford and Abingdon including The Dragon, Headington, St Edward`s (Oxford) and Radley (near Abingdon). Wycombe Abbey is also within easy reach. Golf can be enjoyed at a course in the neighbouring village of Blewbury or at the Springs Golf Club in North Stoke. There is racing at Newbury and rowing at Henley Royal Regatta.
Aston Tirrold and Aston Upthorpe are charming quintessential Oxfordshire villages which lie to the north of the Berkshire Downs and the Ridgeway and only three miles from the market towns of Wallingford and Didcot. Both villages are effectively a hamlet of houses, with a local and restaurant. Easily commutable with mainline stations at Didcot and Goring which are only four miles away, offering access to London, Reading and Oxford, while the M4 and M40 are within a 15 minute drive. The villages offer a lively community with numerous clubs, societies and groups.

Outgoings
Council tax band B

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Purchasers must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.