Canal Yard, Thrupp, Kidlington, Oxfordshire, OX5

Delightful period cottage with considerable character.

Description

Situated in this charming hamlet, close to the Oxford Canal and the River Cherwell to the north of Kidlington, the property offers country living within easy reach of Oxford.
The property was originally an early 17th century watermill and miller’s cottage that over time was converted into a terrace of three cottages. Recently upgraded and converted to provide two cottages (No. 1 and No. 2/3) there is scope to be occupied as a single dwelling, subject to the appropriate planning consents.
Listed Grade II, there is considerable detail including exposed beams and brickwork, fireplaces with log burning stoves, window seats and slate floors. The very flexible accommodation provides over 3,700 sq ft of living space with plenty of rooms for family living, home working and entertaining. The main cottage has four reception rooms and a character kitchen with Aga and Belfast sink. On the first floor is a further sitting area, two bedrooms and bathrooms with separate staircases leading to two attic rooms.
Both cottages have gardens to the front and rear each with side accesses. Cottage 2/3 also has an extremely useful range of six outbuildings ideal for home office, hobbies, storage and utility room. There are also allotments available nearby.

Location

Thrupp is a picturesque hamlet adjacent to the Oxford Canal and close to the River Cherwell surrounded by open countryside. There are two public houses and the well know Annie’s Tea Rooms. On the nearby Banbury Road are regular bus services to Kidlington, Oxford Parkway (services to London, Marylebone from 75 mins) and the University city of Oxford. Alternative in nearby Long is Hanborough station with services to London, Paddington from 65 mins. Kidlington village is some two miles away and provides a wide range of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, sports centre and schools (both primary and secondary).

Square Footage: 2,870 sq ft



Directions

From Kidlington head north on the A4260 and then, shortly after passing The Jolly Boatman, turn right SP Thrupp. Follow the road alongside the canal and past a terrace of cottages and then cross the bridge when the cottages will be seen straight ahead.

Additional Info

Mains water and electricity are connected. LPG fired central heating. Private drainage system.

Photographs taken and brochure prepared May 2024.