Property description
THE PROPERTY 44 High Street comprises a Grade II listed end-of-terrace cottage, situated centrally within the heart of this popular community of Shrivenham. The property comprises a three bedroom cottage with garden, driveway, a detached double garage and a further garden beyond it. It is the agents' opinion that this could provide development potential, subject to the necessary planning consents.
The accommodation comprises a large reception room with leaded light windows to the front, a window seat, a range of exposed beams and a pretty inglenook fireplace with bread oven and a wood burning stove. An attractive spiral staircase leads from this room to the first and second floors. Beyond the sitting room is a good-sized kitchen/dining room with French doors on to the rear garden and a part-vaulted ceiling, fitted with wall and floor mounted units under worktops, with a gas cooker point and a wall-mounted combination gas boiler which was fitted in 2013.
On the first floor are two bedrooms, one of which has a large built-in wardrobe and storage cupboard, and a family bathroom fitted with a white suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath with shower over, WC and radiator. On the second floor is a very pretty double bedroom with vaulted ceiling.
Outside, to the rear of the property, is the first section of garden, comprising a good-sized paved patio with steps up to a raised lawn with flower beds, borders and mature trees. The driveway extends to the rear of this part of the garden and reaches the detached double garage. This measures 16'6" x 15'7" and has two up-and-over doors with power and light connected, water and a telephone line. The loft has been boarded and can be used for storage and, with some alteration, may even be suitable for a work space as required.
Beyond the double garage is a further good-sized area of garden with some fruiting trees. This then backs on to the village primary school. The approximate measurements of this section of garden are 69' from the front to the rear of the plot and 29'5" in width. If planning permission could be obtained, then it is possible that the garage could be converted into a separate dwelling with its own garden.
N.B. There are two neighbouring properties, both having right of access over the driveway to their rear gardens for vehicles. However, the vendor informs us that this is not in use daily.
The property is believed to have all mains services connected and the tenure is understood to be freehold.
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