Property description

SITUATION Little Milton is situated approximately 9 miles from Oxford and 2 miles from Junction 7 of the M40. The M40 provides excellent access to London and the Midlands. There is a frequent fast train service, c.45 minutes to London from the mainline stations of Didcot and Haddenham & Thame Parkway. It is a small

village with many period properties, which are predominantly built in local stone. Little Milton has a primary school which caters for boys and girls aged between 5 and 11, church, village post office/shop & cafe, public house and a pre-school

for the under 5s all within a short walk. It is in the catchment area for Wheatley Park School at Holton and there are many popular independent schools in Oxford and Abingdon. The nearby market town of Thame provides a wide range of shopping and supermarkets including a Waitrose and Sainsbury's. There is also excellent local access into Oxford. 

DESCRIPTION 2 Milton Manor Road provides the ideal opportunity to get onto the family home property ladder within one of Oxfordshire's most sought-after villages, with its abundance of beautiful stone-walled period cottages, some of them thatched. Alternatively, the property offers an excellent buy-to- let purchase, being the ideal commuter village, perfectly situated, with the M40 at Junction 7 just five minutes away providing access into both London & Birmingham. Haddenham & Thame Parkway is situated just 9 miles from the village offering a comprehensive service into London Marylebone in under 40 minutes.





This spacious family home forms part of an established development of similar family homes, all with the benefit of communal parking, garaging (within nearby block) and easy-to-maintain front and rear gardens.



The ground floor accommodation features an enclosed entrance porch through to a good-size hallway, with original parquet flooring throughout the ground floor. Off the hallway, is a useful downstairs wc/utility space with Belfast sink and wooden work surfaces and ample open storage space under the original wooden staircase to the first floor.



The contemporary kitchen/breakfast room has the wonderful feature of a vintage cast-iron "Stanley" cooker, as well as an additional modern stainless steel electric double oven, large 5-ring gas hob, stainless steel one and a half sink unit, breakfast bar and open hatch through to living/dining room.



The generous living/dining room has a beautiful cast-iron wooden burner with shelved alcoves, with further fitted book shelving. There is also the benefit of twin French doors to rear gardens, providing a feel of light and space.



To the first floor, the landing area enjoys fantastic ceiling height, with high sill windows providing good light. The spacious master bedroom has both, built-in wardrobe cupboards and a fitted mirrored sliding double wardrobe, and enjoys views toward the Church of St James which was built in 1843/44, with its long nave, chancel and tall west tower. There are two further good-size bedrooms and the usual advantage of a refitted family bathroom and a refitted separate shower room.



The rear gardens offers a good level of seclusion, with a wooden-decked area, pergola with climbing vine and canopied area to the right-hand side. There is also the original solid-construction shed and the gated rear access to the nearby garage block.