Long Barn, Sutton Courtenay, OX14

Available:  January 2025

EPC: D

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure:  Freehold

Pets considered (Rent will be £1,575 pcm with Pet)

Set in the conservation area of this pretty village, a delightful Grade II listed barn conversion with a secluded 78’ garden and garage. The property features 3 bedrooms and a 4-piece bathroom along with a16’ x 15’ living room, adjacent kitchen and cloakroom. The property is just over 3 miles from Didcot Parkway train station.

• Delightful village location
• Established 78' garden
• 3 bedrooms, 2 with wardrobes
• 4 piece bathroom, cloakroom
• Beamed 16'5 x 15' living/dining room
• Openway to beamed kitchen
• Parking

Accommodation

The property is double glazed with gas central heating to radiators.

Porch: Part glazed door to:

Entrance Hall: Quarry tiled floor, radiator, stairs to landing.

Cloakroom: White 2-piece suite, shelved cupboard.

Living/Dining Room: 16’5 x 15’ Featuring an 8’10 beamed ceiling and 2 sets of bi-folding doors to the garden. Wood floor, 2 radiators, cloaks cupboard housing gas boiler.

Kitchen: 16’5 ‘x 5’10 Range of storage units, wood worktops, electric ceramic hob, extractor hood and electric oven. Pelmet lighting, space for washing machine and fridge/freezer, wood floor, beamed ceiling.

Stairs to Landing: Velux window, airing cupboard. Loft access.

Bedroom 1: 12’1 x 10’2 (excl. wardrobe) Window to front, range of wardrobes, radiator, exposed beams and wall timbers.

Bedroom 2: 11’ x 8’6 Velux window to rear, radiator, wardrobe, exposed beams and timbers.

Bedroom 3: 10’1 x 8’2 Velux to front, radiator, exposed beams and timbers: fitted bookshelves.

Bathroom: White 4-piece suite including bath and tiled shower cubicle, part tiled wall, radiator, exposed beams and, down lighters.

Outside

A lovely feature the garden extends to 78’ in length and offers an excellent degree of seclusion. There is a central lawn with well stocked shrub and plant borders. A long, block paved pathway leads to the property: the garden is enclosed by timber fencing and wire netting. There is a paved terrace across the front of the house as well as a further terrace the far end by the gate.