***DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY*** Nestled away in a highly desirable Oxfordshire village, on a generous plot approaching half an acre, this three bedroom detached bungalow offers great potential to develop STPP.

The property is near to Milton Park, Harwell Campus, the A34 to Oxford and Newbury and Didcot Parkway Train Station which offers direct services to London in 37 minutes. The picturesque village of East Hendred has regular bus services to nearby towns, three pubs, a pre school, two primaries and an excellent village shop/post office.

At the end of the garden there is driveway access with gates leading onto Horn Lane. Additionally there is on street parking located to the front of the property. EPC Rating E.

LOCAL INFORMATION

East & West Hendred. These thriving village communities lie approximately 4 miles to the east of Wantage, providing access to the A34 and beyond. With three public houses (The Eyston Arms, The Wheatsheaf and The Extraordinary Hare) and a traditional village store, rural life is further enhanced by pedestrian and cycle access to the surrounding open countryside, specifically the ancient path of the Ridgeway. The excellent communication links are further improved by local public transport and the villages boast two schools and much character. With easy access to Didcot Parkway Train Station providing services to London Paddington is less than 40 minutes, these picturesque villages are a haven for the commuter and fully deserve their status as arguably the most favoured in the area.

ACCOMMODATION

The accommodation comprises a porch, entrance hall, living/dining room with a wood burning stove, kitchen, additional office/study room, three bedrooms and separate W/C & bathroom.

OUTSIDE SPACE

Set on a generous and elevated plot approaching half an acre. Pathway and steps to the front.

The established rear garden is laid predominately to lawn, with well stocked flower and shrub beds and borders throughout, enclosed by timber fencing and hedgerows. There is also a vegetable garden and timber shed.

To the north of the plot the garden continues to provide vehicular access driveway with gates leading onto Horn Lane. Additionally there is on street parking located to the front of the property.

AGENTS NOTES

To the top of the garden a legal right of way has been granted to two of the neighboring properties. This runs through the top of the garden with access along the rear drive to Horn Lane. This is only currently used by pedestrians.

To the West of the plot there is a measured strip of land that runs the full length of the plot that is unregistered land and is approximately 304.57 m2.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Vale of White Horse District Council - Council Tax Band E. Mains electric, water & drainage. LPG gas central heating and double glazed throughout.