5 bedroom house for sale

Overview

Property DescriptionA stunning detached home situated at the end of a private cul-de-sac within the conservation area of the sought after Old Marston Village. The property has been improved by the current owners with a high spec kitchen and cinema room. Additional benefits include a double garage and driveway parking.Property DetailsA rarely available five bedroom detached family home situated in the ever popular Old Marston Village within the conservation area. The accommodation comprises an entrance hall, a light and airy dual aspect reception room with double doors to the rear garden, a further room that offers versatile usage options but currently used as a cinema room. The downstairs in complete with a stylish open plan kitchen diner. The kitchen has been renovated by the current owners and is finished to a high standard with fitted appliances and the dining area leads to the rear garden via French doors. There is a useful separate utility area and WC. The first floor boasts five well proportioned bedrooms. On arriving upstairs you are greeted with a generously sized landing. The primary bedroom offers en suite bathroom and separate dressing room. There is a further en suite bedroom and a family bathroom that services the remaining three bedrooms. Externally, the property has driveway parking for two cars in front of a double garage. The garage has power and is a further parking option. The rear garden is private an offers both patio and lawn area plus a seating area perfect for barbecues and al-fresco dining. Old Marston Village is a picturesque village located around 3 miles from Oxford city. It is rich in history and still retains much of it's old-world charm with historic buildings and tranquil countryside surroundings.Video Viewings: If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created.