Starveal Farmhouse, Whitecross Abingdon, OX13

A unique and rare opportunity to acquire a compelling 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom primary residence of character and appeal, together with two self-contained annexes, all set on a plot of 0.34 acres of landscaped gardens. The property is situated at the end of a long lane away from the main road, in a convenient semi-rural environment 2 miles north of Abingdon on Thames and 5 miles southwest of Oxford.

The primary residence provides 1953 sq.ft of comprehensively remodelled and updated accommodation to include a superb through kitchen/dining/family room with bi-fold doors opening onto the south facing garden and two refitted bathrooms.

A detached self-contained annexe provides 668sq.ft of ground and first floor accommodation with generous 24’4’’x13’2’ open plan kitchen/living space and double bedroom with en-suite shower room.

A smaller self-contained annexe is attached to the main house and provides a bed-sitting room, kitchen and bathroom.

The 0.34 acre gardens form a most attractive feature of the property, with an expanse of patio/sun terrace, generous areas of lawn with well stocked flower borders and a wide variety of shrubs and mature trees. There are double gates to the rear offering scope to construct a garage (subject to the usual consents). The gravelled driveway to the front provides ample parking for several cars.

An internal inspection is recommended to appreciate the unique setting and the flexibility of accommodation on offer.

Some material information to note:
Freehold
All mains’ services, mains drain, water, electricity & gas
VWHDC Council tax band G
The government portal highlights this as no risk of flooding.
Broadband – Basic to Ultrafast
Mobile – EE, Vodafone, Three & O2

Semi-rural but by no means isolated. Situated on the outskirts of Whitecross which in turn is on the southern outskirts of Wootton, located at the foot of the southern slopes of Boars Hill. Wootton provides a range of amenities including a small supermarket within a varied parade of shops, post office, community centre and primary school. The historic market town of Abingdon on Thames is approx. 2 miles and provides more comprehensive, shopping, schooling and recreational facilities. The nearby A34 is easily accessible, connecting northbound to the M40, southbound to the M4. Oxford City centre is within 5 miles, renowned for its own unique brand of cultural, academic, gastronomic and recreational offerings