Back Lane, Eynsham Guide Price £500,000

Eynsham is a sought after West Oxfordshire village with an excellent range of local facilities and a fantastic daily bus service into both Oxford and Witney, each some 6 miles distant. Shops and facilities in the village include CO-OP and Spar shops, Butcher, Greengrocer, Off-Licence, Post Office, electrical shop, Library, modern Health Centre, Market Garden Delicatessen with Cafe, Beautician, Hairdressers and great traditional pubs. The village also has Toddler groups, Primary School, and the reputable Bartholomew Secondary School. The community is further buoyed by sports clubs, groups and societies catering for all age groups and interests.

From the Eynsham traffic lights on the A40 proceed into the village on Witney Road passing Bartholomew School and turn left into Clover Place. Follow this to Back Lane where the property will be found on your left. Satnav: OX29 4QW

Laminate flooring, access to roof space, airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder.

Wood-burning stove, window to front.

Base and wall units on two walls, single drainer 1.25 bowl sink, worktop and tiled splashback, built-in electric oven, hob, extractor hood, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, wide window overlooking the rear garden, window to side. Glazed door to:-

Tiled floor, glazed door to the rear garden and windows on two sides. Sliding door to:-

WC, wash basin in vanity unit, tiled floor, gas fired boiler, obscured glass window to rear.

Window to front.

Double room, window to side.

Options for different use, with archway to:

Polycarbonate roof, fan light, glazed doors to the rear garden.

Modern white suite comprising paneled bath with shower over, contemporary circular basin with vanity unit, WC, small chrome towel rail, tiled walls, window opening to Boot Room.

Up and over door, electric light and power.

The established and well tended plot has an east/west aspect with the front garden enjoying the morning sun. A long brick-paved driveway runs down to the garage and provides ample parking for a number of vehicles. The front garden is enclosed at the front by a stone wall and planted with numerous trees and graveled. Gated access to the rear garden with a westerly aspect. A pebbled section surrounded by shrub beds leads to a central circular terrace, and a small water feature with wild flower bed beyond. There is a raised pond feature with grasses, patio areas, a greenhouse and potting bench, large timber shed, summerhouse and a 'well' feature. A narrow strip at the side has useful garden tool stores. With the school grounds beyond there are no overlooking windows.

West Oxfordshire District Council - Band E.