This semi-detached house in Wantage is ideal for first-time buyers and families. Located in a convenient area with excellent transport links, the home offers a reception room, two contemporary bedrooms and bathrooms, a functional kitchen, a single garage, and a good-sized private garden. EPC Rating B

Accommodation

Introducing this semi-detached house, an ideal property for first-time buyers or families. Set in a well-connected area with excellent public transport links.

This space is perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying a quiet evening in. The property benefits from a neutral decor throughout, enhancing its contemporary feel. The kitchen designed with functionality in mind, offers ample storage and workspace for preparing meals.

The house boasts two double bedrooms, both well-proportioned and a total of two modern bathrooms, providing added convenience especially during the morning rush.

In conclusion, this house is a perfect blend of style, convenience and comfort, ready for its new owners to move in and enjoy. The property is currently for sale and viewings are highly recommended.

Outside space

This home offers a good size rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn with a large patio area between the house and garage. To the side of the house is a single garage and driveway parking.

Local Information

Wantage is an award winning market town in South Oxfordshire and has a good range of shops, services, restaurants and schooling. Links with the past are very strong. This market town is where King Alfred the Great was born, and also has literary connections to Sir John Betjeman and Thomas Hardy. Wantage was shaped by its importance as a market town which remains at the heart of Wantage even today. There are numerous inviting pubs and places to eat, plenty of interesting shops, annual fairs, markets on Saturday and Wednesday, Farmer's Markets, and French Markets. Wantage is ideally located for excellent road links to A34 which gives easy access to Abingdon, Oxford and Newbury and leads to the M4 for Reading and M40 towards Birmingham and the North. Didcot main line train station is situated to the east with good rail links to London Paddington (c45 minutes).

Additional information

Mains Water, Gas and Electricity. Vale of the White horse, Tax band C. Estate charge £62 per quarter.