With views across the stone-built Dorchester Bridge and a few hundred yards from the historic Abbey is this well-proportioned property with a lovely garden off street parking and conservatory. The village offers amenities including three public houses guest houses coop convenience store as well as ‘on your doorstep’ countryside walks and access to both the River Thame & Thames.
Built in the late 1990’s; inside is a good-sized entrance lobby with downstairs cloakroom kitchen dining area and good-sized lounge. To the rear is a nice sized conservatory with access into the garden.
Upstairs are three bedrooms a smart ensuite and a family bathroom.
The garden has been much improved by the current owner with mature shrubs plants and wildflowers. The parking is accessed via a private drive to the hard-standing parking area to the rear where there are two parking spaces for the property.
Dorchester on Thames is regarded as one of South Oxfordshire most desirable villages where amenities include a primary school and historic Abbey a Co-Op store pubs lovely walks and sporting pursuits such as cricket tennis fishing and sailing.
The village is located 9 miles south from Oxford within the Wallingford borough and is often used as a filming location for Midsomer Murders and Agatha Christies’ Miss Marple. Didcot Parkway is 20 minutes drive and offers direct fast trains to London Paddington in 45 minutes.
Material Information;
– Connected to Mains Electricty, Water and Drainage (A gas connection is available in the road but it is not connected to the house)
– Construction Type: Brick Cavity
– Parking: Allocated parking to the rear
– Flood Risk; Zone 1 (See Link)
– Broadband – according to Ofcom, Standard and Superfast Broadband are available (checker.ofcom.org.uk)
– Mobile Coverage – according to Ofcom, there is good coverage apart from on the Three network (checker.ofcom.org.uk)
– Council Tax: Band E. EPC Rating: E
**Photos were taken in August 2023**
