Canal Road, Thrupp

Stunning six bedroom barn conversion with double detached two story garage positioned on half an acre of finely manicured grounds. A pond, Willow Tree and assortment of trees & shrubs are amongst the tranquillity of the gardens.

As you would expect a selection of beams, open fire place and feature horizontal windows flooding the main entrance hall.

The property would be an ideal multi generational home due to the front addition of two bedroom annexe connected to the main dwelling. The current owner has upgraded the kitchen and general décor throughout.

Entrance Hall, Two Sitting rooms, a dining room, a sitting room/kitchen, utility room, Family Bathroom, Three Shower Rooms, Six Bedrooms, Garage with space above.
Ground Floor:
Large Entrance Hall with stairs leading to the first floor accommodation. From the entrance hall you chose to enter the dining room and into a Sitting room or you can enter an open plan kitchen/sitting room. Continue through the property into a Utility room and downstairs Cloakroom with shower. Here you find a further set of stairs also leading to the first floor. Continue through the property to a further sitting room and a separate bedroom.

First Floor:
This is divided into two sections, the first is accessed via the main entrance stairs and leads to a large landing area offering three bedrooms a family bathroom and separate shower room with W.C. There is no access to the other part of the first floor. Access to that is via the other set of stairs on the ground floor. In this other First floor section you will find two further bedrooms and a shower room with W.C.

Location:
Thrupp is a desirable Oxfordshire hamlet in the civil parish of Shipton-on-Cherwell & Thrupp. It lies in the Cherwell district, beside the Oxford canal and close to the River Cherwell, just north of Kidlington
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The property lays off the A4260 Banbury Road in this peaceful rural hamlet.  Canal Road leads as it suggests down to the Oxford Canal, and passes The Boat Inn, a traditional countryside public house on route.  If you follow the road to its conclusion, you cross the canal drawbridge onto Annie's Tea Rooms and open countryside for pleasant walks or choose to follow the canal to enjoy the colourful barges on route.
In 1989 ITV Television filmed scenes for the Inspector Morse drama series episode The Last Enemy near the canal and the Boat Inn.

Thrupp lies approximately 7 miles from Oxford and 16 miles from Banbury. There is a bus stop on the main Banbury Road or a short walk or drive into Kidlington finds doctors, dentists, building society and many retail shops, and recreational facilities.  Kidlington also offers nursery, primary and secondary schools as does Woodstock which is just under 3 miles away. The main A34 road leading to the M40 or the South is approximately  3.5 miles away as is Oxford Parkway Rail Station with regular services into Oxford City, Bicester Village or London Marylebone as is the main A34 road leading to the M40 or the South. London/Oxford Airport is also a mile away

Council Tax Band F - Cherwell District Council