A Gothic-style semi-detached cottage in a village setting has a number of interior character features, such as open fireplaces and exposed timbers.
The sitting room of Pea Pod Cottage, in Charney Bassett, has windows on two sides and an open fireplace. Next to it is a separate dining room, also with an open fireplace and exposed beams.
The kitchen/breakfast room, which is fitted with kitchen units and a range cooker, has a vaulted ceiling, slate flooring and a skylight.
The slate flooring continues into the utility room, which has double doors leading out to the back garden and a single door to the side.
On the first floor are two bedrooms, one with a feature fireplace and a family bathroom.
A second-floor attic bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and feature arch window plus its own en-suite bathroom with a roll-top bath, porthole window, exposed timbers and wooden floorboards.
At the front of the house is a gravelled drive with parking for several cars, plus a lawn with shrub and tree border. At the back is a second area of lawn with shrubs, flowers, trees and a vegetable patch. There is also a stone outbuilding.
Andy Gribben, of agents Douglas Gribben, said: “This really is a charming Gothic-style cottage, which has an array of characterful features.
“The accommodation is extremely attractively presented and includes a good-sized sitting room and separate dining room, both with open fireplaces and exposed beams.
“The kitchen and the bathrooms are well fitted out and there is a delightful attic bedroom. There are gardens to the front and back of the property, both well-stocked and maintained plus an original stone outbuilding.
“Charney Bassett itself is a very attractive village with a traditional pub and within easy reach of Wantage, Faringdon and Abingdon and also convenient for Didcot Parkway mainline station and major roads such as the A420 and A34.”
Pea Pod Cottage is on the market for £375,000. For more information, or to arrange a viewing, contact Douglas Gribben on 01235 766222 or visit douglasgribben.co.uk
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