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Willow Cottage North Stoke Oxfordshire - Warmingham

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<strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Cottage</strong>, The Street, <strong>North</strong> <strong>Stoke</strong>, <strong>Oxfordshire</strong>, OX10 6BL. 2<br />

SUMMARY<br />

• RECENTLY BUILT IN<br />

APPROXIMATELY 2003 BY MASTER<br />

BUILDER ‘BOSHERS’<br />

• Spacious RECEPTION HALL<br />

• CLOAK ROOM<br />

• UTILITY ROOM<br />

• KITCHEN<br />

• DINING ROOM<br />

• SITTING ROOM<br />

• MASTER BEDROOM 1 with ENSUITE<br />

SHOWER ROOM<br />

• TWO further DOUBLE BEDROOMS<br />

with WALK-IN WARDROBE/PLAY<br />

ROOM having potential subject to the<br />

relevant permissions to convert into a<br />

4 th BEDROOM<br />

• FAMILY BATHROOM<br />

• AIRING CUPBOARD<br />

• GARAGE with attached CAR PORT<br />

• Spacious DRIVEWAY with AMPLE<br />

PARKING<br />

• Mature FRONT and REAR GARDENS<br />

• PRIVATE GATED ENTRANCE<br />

Location<br />

The small South <strong>Oxfordshire</strong> village of <strong>North</strong> <strong>Stoke</strong> occupies a tranquil setting by the River Thames,<br />

just downstream from the historic old market town of Wallingford which was granted a Charter by<br />

Henry II in the mid 14 th century.<br />

Over the years the village has seen little intrusive development, retaining much of its original peaceful<br />

charm, benefiting greatly by being set off the B4009 away from all through traffic. The main village street<br />

and is in effect a cul-de-sac containing many period cottages and houses of differing architectural styles<br />

and character, some dating back to the 16 th century, all contributing to the overall appeal and heritage of<br />

the village. The Parish Church dates back to the 13 th century and boasts a Jacobean pulpit and 14 th<br />

century wall paintings.<br />

The historic Ridgeway Path runs through the centre of the village, having followed a route along the<br />

banks of the Thames from Goring continuing its journey up onto the Chilterns. The immediate local area<br />

has numerous footpaths and bridleways through the scenic surrounding countryside. On the fringe of the<br />

village is the notable luxury 4-star Springs Hotel, set in extensive ‘park like’ grounds overlooking a<br />

private lake and now having a highly regarded and established golf course which can easily be accessed<br />

on foot from the end of the village street.<br />

The peaceful nature of the village belies its close proximity to an excellent road network, linking with the<br />

M4 and M40 motorways. For rail commuters there are stations at Goring on Thames and Cholsey, both<br />

of which provide fast and regular services to Oxford, Reading and London (Paddington).<br />

* GORING ON THAMES – 4 miles * WALLINGFORD – 2½ miles * DIDCOT – 9 miles<br />

* OXFORD – 14 miles * HENLEY ON THAMES – 10 miles * READING - 10 miles<br />

* M40 at Lewknor (J6) – 9 miles * M4 at Theale (J12) – 13 miles<br />

* Cholsey – 3 miles<br />

The Property<br />

<strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Cottage</strong> is a most appealing ‘Colonial Style’ detached cottage only recently having been built in<br />

2003 by master builder ‘Boshers’ to an exacting standard having whitened timber elevations under a<br />

pitched Slate tile roof with whitened timber dormers on two sides, combining both character features<br />

with complimentary modern fixture and fittings.<br />

The property is both light and spacious affording well proportioned accommodation and set in delightful<br />

mature grounds that surround the property on all sides.<br />

It is thought the property could be altered internally between bedroom one and the walk in<br />

wardrobe/playroom to suite individual requirements, potential forming a 4 th bedroom, subject to any<br />

relevant permissions being obtained.

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