Church Lane, Charlton on Otmoor, Kidlington, Oxfordshire, OX5

Occupying a delightful position in the heart of the village, this charming Cotswold period property has been completely renovated in recent years and now offers a lovely home with much character throughout. The cottage is complemented by a secluded garden and has two stone outbuildings, one of which is in need of renovation and offers the potential to be converted into a garage with a gated parking space in front. There is also potential to erect a garden studio/office.

Internally, the ground floor provides an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and access either side to the kitchen and the dining room. The double aspect, fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room has a range of units with an integrated electric oven and leads to rear hall/boot room with access to the garden and the conveniently arranged utility room and cloakroom. The dining room also provides a perfect playroom/snug with a large cupboard and continues through to the sitting room, an inviting room with brick fireplace and wood burning stove. At first floor level accessed from the entrance hall, are two bedrooms (one with an en-suite shower) and the family bathroom. Accessed via a separate staircase from the sitting room, is the third bedroom with en-suite shower room.

Outside
The secluded garden lies to the rear of the house with an area of lawn and a paved terrace. Within the garden are a stone outbuilding, two garden sheds and the second stone building arranged at the side of the house offering potential for conversion subject to the necessary consents. The driveway at the side and rear of the house, offers parking with a gated access to the garden. An additional area of garden currently arranged as lawn is situated opposite the driveway.

Situation
Charlton on Otmoor is a picturesque village close to Bicester and Oxford, surrounded by open countryside and with a nature reserve of nearly 400ha with grassland, reedbed and hedgerows and is connected to its surrounding villages by lovely bridleways. The village has a pub, The Crown, a 13th century Church and an excellent primary school. Countryside walks can be accessed from the end of Church Lane. Nearby is Bicester Village designer outlet shopping centre as well as many other shops. Road and rail communications are excellent, with rail services from Islip, Oxford Parkway, or Bicester, all offering a fast service to London Marylebone. A Bus route is just outside the village, linking to Bicester and Oxford.

Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Services: Oil fired central heating.
Council Tax: Band E
Local Authority: Cherwell District Council
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