Back Way, Great Haseley

SITUATION The cottage is situated in the sought after village of Great Haseley, an attractive and popular village in a conservation area with fine stone houses, old thatched cottages and an original stone windmill. There is a thriving village community, as well as a village hall offering a variety of gatherings such as yoga, tennis club with two courts and cricket club with village clubhouse both located at the spacious recreation ground.

There are primary schools at the neighbouring villages of Great Milton and Little Milton and a number of private and state schools in Wheatley, Thame and Oxford. In Great Milton there is a village shop/post office and Raymond Blanc's famous hotel and restaurant Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons. The village is well located for the M40, which provides good access to London and the Midlands. Railway stations are at Oxford, Haddenham/Thame Parkway and Didcot providing mainline services to Marylebone and Paddington. The Oxfordshire Golf Club and the Waterstock Golf Club are nearby. There are comprehensive shopping facilities in the nearby market town of Thame with its weekly market, or the city of Oxford has extensive shops,  

DESCRIPTION The property is accessed via the front garden which is mainly laid to lawn with pretty flower beds, a large patio terrace and a canopied porchway leading to the main front door.

The small entrance hall has a part-vaulted ceiling with velux and fitted base shelving, connecting to the downstairs cloakroom and kitchen area. The downstairs cloakroom comprises of a low-level wc and pedestal wash-basin, with connecting airing cupboard housing combination boiler.

The shaker-style kitchen offers a good range of wall and base units, wooden work surfaces, Belfast sink, electric cooker, upright fridge freezer, and wood effect vinyl flooring. The adjoining open-plan dining room offers a great deal of light, with a part-vaulted ceiling with large velux window, part-exposed stone walling and part-glazed door to the attractive gardens.

Leading from the dining room is the spacious sitting room with a fireplace incorporating a cast-iron wood burner with brick hearth, exposed vertical and horizontal beams, window seat, and stairwell raising to the first floor.

The landing area offers an abundance of natural light, with access to the loft space above. The master bedroom is particularly spacious, with raised ceiling and exposed A-frame. There is also a good-size second bedroom and a small family bathroom with tongue and groove panelled bath with mixer tap attachment, low-level wc and a pedestal wash-hand basin.

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Council Tax Band - D
- Local Authority - South Oxfordshire District Council
- EPC Rating - D
- Services - Mains electricity, mains drainage and gas central heating.