• Four bedrooms, including master with built in wardrobes +
• Large sitting room with open fireplace and French doors to garden +
• Separate dining room for family meals or entertaining +
• Kitchen/breakfast room with good storage and workspace +
• Substantial rear garden with mature trees +
• Brand new heat pump system installed in 2025 +
• Large garage with workshop area and inspection pit +
• Offered with no onward chain +
• Brick built store shed with conversion potential (home office/studio) +
• Modern four piece family bathroom upstairs +

Located on Weston Road in the village of Lewknor, this well proportioned semi detached home has been carefully extended to provide flexible living space across two floors. The ground floor opens with a welcoming entrance hall leading to a generous sitting room, complete with an open fireplace and French doors opening directly to the garden. A separate dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room offer further space for family life, complemented by a practical downstairs shower room with WC. Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged around a central landing, with the master bedroom benefiting from built in wardrobes. A modern four piece family bathroom completes the first floor. The rear garden is a standout feature: mainly laid to lawn, framed by mature trees, and offering plenty of scope for outdoor living. A brick built store shed provides potential for conversion into a home office or studio. The garage is unusually large, incorporating a workshop area and inspection pit, ideal for those needing extra utility space. Recent improvements include the installation of a new heat pump system in 2025, ensuring efficient heating. Throughout the property, original fireplaces and wooden floors add character, while the overall presentation is neat and welcoming. About Lewknor Lewknor is an ancient settlement tucked into the western foot of the Chiltern Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The pretty village is surrounded by woodland walks & nature trails. It boasts a traditional country pub, a well regarded C of E primary school and the 12th century St. Margaret’s Church. Village stores & Farmer's market are found in nearby Watlington, and Thame provides a leisure centre, supermarkets & other facilities, (6 miles). A major draw for the village is its proximity to J6 of the M40, with 24hr coach services to London Victoria & Oxford city centre. Material Information Tenure - Freehold 
Council Tax Band - E
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