• Spacious two bedroom cottage with close proximity of the 'kissing gates' into Blenheim Park grounds +
• Ground floor comprises of Character living room, separate dining room, kitchen and a utility shower room +
• Two double bedrooms with a dressing room to the master bedroom and a large family bathroom with storage cupboard +
• Split levelled 'L Shape' gardens that are low maintenance and has rear access at the bottom of the garden +

A wonderful and deceptively spacious two bedroom cottage in Woodstock. The property offers lots of character features throughout to include an inglenook fire place, flagstone flooring to the living room and wonderful exposed beams throughout. The property was originally three bedrooms but was converted into a large two bedroom, so it could be changed back if required. Internally from the entrance door there is a larger than average living room for that row of cottages and offers lots of character features throughout. This then opens to the separate dining room with access to the downstairs shower room/utility room and the fitted kitchen to the back of the house that has a door into the rear garden. The first floor landing has stairs to the first floor, one large double bedroom with its own walk in wardrobe and then a large family bathroom with a further useful storage cupboard. The second floor has a further double bedroom with storage. The rear gardens are low maintenance with a dry stone wall surrounding and go from the back of the kitchen and then steps raise to a further garden area where you will find a long planted area and rear access. The front garden area offers a number of shrubs and access to the front of the property. Woodstock is an historic market town best known as the home to Blenheim Palace, one of Britain’s largest country homes and Unesco World Heritage site, offering 2000 acres of beautiful surrounding parkland. This charming town is rich in green spaces and 17th century architecture, awash with Cotswold stone, and bordering the Cotswolds area of outstanding natural beauty.  It’s vibrant community benefits from a plethora of local shops, eateries, galleries, hotels, cafes, and pubs. There is an Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ C of E primary school, a secondary school, a nursery, two museums, open air swimming pool, a tennis and bowling club, several Churches, and regular community events. Frequent bus service links to Oxford, Chipping Norton, and Witney. Whilst both Long Hanborough Station and Oxford Parkway provides ease of access to London and Oxford by rail.