Mill Lane
Chalgrove, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX44 7SL
Guide Price
£1,195,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Feed in Tariff, Solar Energy
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Feed in Tariff, Solar Energy
- Land Tags: Paddock
Family home with gardens and paddock.
Description
The house sits back off the lane in an elevated position with steps up to the front door. The large central hallway with its ash wood flooring has all rooms directly off, making for a pleasing flow to the ground floor.
The kitchen/sun room is filled with natural light from the integral, fully glazed sun-room and a wall of bi-fold doors opening to the garden. Base units sit beneath granite worktops with Neff appliances including a steam oven, fan oven, microwave, warming drawer five zone induction hob and integrated dishwasher.
The sitting room has glazed French doors opening to the garden and a contemporary gas fire. Double doors lead through to the dining room, which also opens to the hallway. Also on the ground floor is a study, utility room and cloakroom.
A galleried landing on the first floor has all bedrooms opening directly off. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside
The gardens feature yew and hornbeam topiary, clipped evergreen oak trees, box hedging and Irish yews, creating a striking structure to the garden. Shaped terraces are interspersed, maximising sunlight to enjoy with family and friends. From the end of the garden a gate opens to access the 1.25 acre paddock, situated just across the footpath.
The paddock is separated into different areas with many mature trees, including apple, pear and plum trees. A large area, now grass, was historically a productive vegetable garden which could be reinstated. Chalgrove Brook borders the paddock to the far side with plentiful quantities of brown trout and American crayfish.
The double garage has open rafters which could be boarded to provide ample storage space.
Location
Chalgrove has an active community. There is a village primary school, doctors surgery, church, shop and post office, three pubs and a recreation ground. As well as the many footpaths to enjoy and explore, there are active cricket, football, tennis and netball clubs. Mill Lane has an interesting mixture of old and more modern housing. Next door to No 31 is the Old Mill with Chalgrove Brook running under the Mill wheel and following the boundary of the paddock belonging to No 31.
The market town of Wallingford is only five miles away with a large Waitrose supermarket as well as other high street shops. Cultural pastimes are adequately met by historic Oxford, also only ten miles away. There is a wide choice of schools nearby with the highly regarded schools in Abingdon and Oxford being easily accessible.
Square Footage: 2,141 sq ft
Directions
From Oxford take the A4074 towards Wallingford and Reading. After passing through Nuneham Courtenay turn left at the roundabout onto the B4015. After approximately 2 miles turn right onto the B480. In Stadhampton bear right remaining on the B480. After 1.5 miles bear right onto High Street. After 0.5 miles turn right into Mill Lane. No 31 is on the left.
Distances
Oxford 10 miles, Wallingford 5 miles, Abingdon 9 miles. Train Stations to London - Haddenham & Thame Parkway station 13 miles (London Marylebone - from 41 minutes), Cholsey station 5 miles (London Paddington - from 53 minutes). Central London 52 miles (Distances are approximate)
Additional Info
Services
All mains services are connected. Gas central heating. 32 solar panels with feed in tariff. BT Infinity broadband
Council Tax - Band G
Marketed by: Savills, Summertown
Description
The house sits back off the lane in an elevated position with steps up to the front door. The large central hallway with its ash wood flooring has all rooms directly off, making for a pleasing flow to the ground floor.
The kitchen/sun room is filled with natural light from the integral, fully glazed sun-room and a wall of bi-fold doors opening to the garden. Base units sit beneath granite worktops with Neff appliances including a steam oven, fan oven, microwave, warming drawer five zone induction hob and integrated dishwasher.
The sitting room has glazed French doors opening to the garden and a contemporary gas fire. Double doors lead through to the dining room, which also opens to the hallway. Also on the ground floor is a study, utility room and cloakroom.
A galleried landing on the first floor has all bedrooms opening directly off. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside
The gardens feature yew and hornbeam topiary, clipped evergreen oak trees, box hedging and Irish yews, creating a striking structure to the garden. Shaped terraces are interspersed, maximising sunlight to enjoy with family and friends. From the end of the garden a gate opens to access the 1.25 acre paddock, situated just across the footpath.
The paddock is separated into different areas with many mature trees, including apple, pear and plum trees. A large area, now grass, was historically a productive vegetable garden which could be reinstated. Chalgrove Brook borders the paddock to the far side with plentiful quantities of brown trout and American crayfish.
The double garage has open rafters which could be boarded to provide ample storage space.
Location
Chalgrove has an active community. There is a village primary school, doctors surgery, church, shop and post office, three pubs and a recreation ground. As well as the many footpaths to enjoy and explore, there are active cricket, football, tennis and netball clubs. Mill Lane has an interesting mixture of old and more modern housing. Next door to No 31 is the Old Mill with Chalgrove Brook running under the Mill wheel and following the boundary of the paddock belonging to No 31.
The market town of Wallingford is only five miles away with a large Waitrose supermarket as well as other high street shops. Cultural pastimes are adequately met by historic Oxford, also only ten miles away. There is a wide choice of schools nearby with the highly regarded schools in Abingdon and Oxford being easily accessible.
Square Footage: 2,141 sq ft
Directions
From Oxford take the A4074 towards Wallingford and Reading. After passing through Nuneham Courtenay turn left at the roundabout onto the B4015. After approximately 2 miles turn right onto the B480. In Stadhampton bear right remaining on the B480. After 1.5 miles bear right onto High Street. After 0.5 miles turn right into Mill Lane. No 31 is on the left.
Distances
Oxford 10 miles, Wallingford 5 miles, Abingdon 9 miles. Train Stations to London - Haddenham & Thame Parkway station 13 miles (London Marylebone - from 41 minutes), Cholsey station 5 miles (London Paddington - from 53 minutes). Central London 52 miles (Distances are approximate)
Additional Info
Services
All mains services are connected. Gas central heating. 32 solar panels with feed in tariff. BT Infinity broadband
Council Tax - Band G
Marketed by: Savills, Summertown
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.