• Character Three bedroom cottage in the sought after village of Tackley +
• In need of modernisation but fantastic scope to make it your own +
• 154ft lawned Garden to the rear with a number of shrubs and mature trees surrounding +
• Three downstairs reception rooms as well as a kitchen overlooking the enclosed gardens +

A fantastic opportunity to purchase a historic 17th century three bedroom cottage within close proximity of Tackley train station. The property does require modernisation throughout but offers the potential to add your own stamp to a wonderful home with lots of character and an amazing garden space. From the entrance hall with original flag stone flooring, you have access to all the downstairs living accommodation including two separate reception rooms to the front of the property, the first being the living room with a beautiful inglenook fire place and then a separate dining room. To the rear there is a further reception room with access into the rear garden and then the fitted kitchen. There are stairs from the hall leading up to the first floor where you will find the three bedrooms and the family bathroom. To the rear there is a large 154ft lawned garden with a range of mature trees and plants surrounding. To the bottom of the garden there is an old stone shed that does require work but could be turned into a useful space. Tackley is a delightful village with a thriving community, approximately ten miles north of Oxford and about five minutes drive from Woodstock. It has a village green, a Norman parish church, a public house, thriving community shop/post office and an excellent primary school, which is currently rated by Ofsted as ‘Good’. The River Cherwell and Oxford Canal are nearby, there is a nature reserve and some lovely country walks to and around nearby villages. A regular bus service to Banbury and Oxford is complemented by a rail station on the Banbury-Oxford-Paddington line with direct and connecting services to London. The M40 (J.9) is within 8 miles, giving access to London and the Midlands.

EPC Rating: F