Just one house in the small West Hayes development in Southmoor remains unsold.
The last remaining property, which is the largest and sits within an acre of land including a paddock, is priced at £955,000.
West Hayes is made up of three five-bedroom family homes and built using aged Cotswold stone.
Each of the houses has a solid oak staircase, individually designed oak kitchen with granite worktops, marble tiled floors and wood burner.
The properties are on the edge of the village and each has a garden, slate patio and double garage or car barn. The house that is still available offers 3,000 sq ft of internal space plus a detached oak-framed workshop/home office of another 400 sq ft.
Its designer kitchen has a dual fuel range cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave, wine cooler and coffee maker.
The utility room comes with a washing machine, tumble drier and water softener and there is a separate downstairs shower.
In the sitting room is a log burner and upstairs, the en-suite master bedroom has a fitted dressing room and balcony.
West Hayes was designed by architect Graeme Towle, in conjunction with developer Saxonville Homes, in a style similar to other houses in the village.
Karen Mole, of agents Savills, said: “The finish is fantastic.
“From the marble-floored entrance hall, past doors and staircase of solid oak, to the kitchen with its oak furniture and granite worktops and individually fitted bathrooms, the properties just ooze quality.
“So much thought has gone into making sure even the most demanding wish list is well and truly ticked.
“I was so impressed when I first saw the quality of build that I encouraged the developer to bring the scheme to the market earlier than he had planned.
“It proved to be the right decision because two of the properties were reserved within a couple of weeks.”
For more information, or to arrange a viewing, contact Savills New Homes on 01865 269010 or visit savills.com
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