For Sale4 Bedroom Property in Kingston Bagpuize, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX13£1,500,000

A beautifully presented Grade II listed 17th Century property in a desirable village The property blends sleek contemporary elements, such as stylish glazing units, with retained traditional features, including a wealth of exposed timber beams and natural wood and stone flooring. The unique light-filled glazed porch opens into a bright entrance hall with a cloakroom and stairway. From here is the impressive dual-aspect drawing room with its fitted alcove cabinet beside the characterful Inglenook feature fireplace complete with a log-burning stove. A door flows through into a tranquil study that opens onto the west-facing terrace. The ground floor accommodation flows through a formal dining room with another fine stone feature fireplace and into the in-keeping kitchen with its range of cabinets, worksurfaces and appliances including a range stove with a five-burner gas hob. From here is an additional versatile reception room with a pyramid skylight and two sets of wide glazed double doors to the sunny terrace. The spacious first-floor landing opens to a bright double bedroom, and the dual-aspect principal bedroom, complete with a fitted wardrobe and an attractive en suite bathroom. On the second floor are two further well-sized and pleasing bedrooms, well-served by a shower room that completes the accommodation. Outside The property is located off a quiet no-through road, with driveway parking. Colourful and well-stocked lawned gardens surround the home with delightful views out to the grounds of Kingston Bagpuize House. There is also a south-facing stepped rear terrace which is ideal for dining al fresco. Situation The sought-after village of Kingston Bagpuize with its local newsagent, Co-op store, Post Office, hairdresser, public house and church is within easy reach of the historic riverside town of Abingdon, which offers a wide range of additional facilities, including shops and schools. The thriving city of Oxford, with its wealth of further cultural, educational and recreational amenities is under 13 miles distant. There are convenient road links further afield via the A34, A420, M40 and M4, with both Oxford and Didcot Parkway mainline stations offering fast and regular rail services to London as well as regular bus routes to Oxford via the S6. Directions Head south west on the A34 from Oxford and at the Marcham Interchange in Abingdon, take the third exit. Proceed to follow signs along the A415 for around 4.8 miles before turning left onto Frax Close and Abingdon Road. A final right turn will take you to the property, which will be found on the right.