64B Acre End Street, Eynsham Guide Price £745,000

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 in the village include CO-OP and Spar shops, butcher, greengrocer, off-licence, post office, library, medical centre, pharmacy, hairdressers, public gym, coffee shops, Indian restaurant and a handful of traditional pubs. The village also has toddler groups, a primary school, and the highly reputable Bartholomew secondary school. The active community is buoyed by sports clubs and groups catering for all age groups and interests.

From Eynsham centre proceed west along Acre End Street and turn right into the driveway just beyond Lloyds Pharmacy and the barn will be found at the end of the drive. Satnav: OX29 4PD

Pitched roof, tiled floor, gas and electric meter cupboards.

An open plan split-level room with woodblock flooring, fireplace with stone chimney breast and stove, staircase to first floor, patio doors to the front garden, glazed double doors and window to rear.

Older style base and wall units with tiled worktop, single drainer 1.25 bowl sink, built-in electric oven, electric hob, gas fired Aga, terracotta tiled floor, cupboard housing water cylinder and gas fired boiler.

WC, wash basin.

Base and wall units, tiled worktop, glazed double doors to rear garden, continuation of tiled flooring, exposed stonework.

Large L-shaped landing, access to a large roof space with loft ladder, window to front.

Window to front, wall safe, roof light to rear elevation.

Older style suite comprising shower cubicle, pedestal basin, WC.

Split-level room with part-pitched roof and Velux roof light, exposed roof timbers.

Window to front, built-in wardrobe.

Large Bathroom with older style white suite of panelled bath with shower attachment, Victorian style pedestal basin, WC, part-tiled walls, linen cupboard, roof light to rear elevation.

Twin up and over doors, electric light and power, steps up to a completely boarded roof space above with window. This provides scope for a studio/home office space/children's play area (subject to consents). Pedestrian door to the garden.

The front garden enjoys a westerly aspect and comprises lawn, shrub border, wrought iron double gates and the option to park a vehicle on block paving in front of the property, outside tap. The rear garden has a gated side access, terrace, lawn, a 'well' feature and raised shrub bed.

West Oxfordshire District Council - Band F.