This charming Grade II Listed cottage, while currently requiring modernization, presents an excellent opportunity for renovation enthusiasts and investors. Nestled in the heart of the village and overlooking a quaint front garden with views extending to the nearby church, this stone-built property exudes character with its original features, including beautifully crafted stone mullioned leaded windows. The outdoor space includes a lovely walled cottage garden along with a driveway that leads to a detached garage needing significant repair.
Spread over two levels, the residence offers adaptable living arrangements. The ground floor welcomes you into a bright dining and sitting area featuring parquet flooring and an inviting open fireplace. Beyond this lies a cozy study/snug equipped with a bay window that allows for easy access to the garden as well as a cloakroom. The kitchen extends from the dining room into a utility/boot room, both providing direct access to the outdoor space. Upstairs, four character-filled bedrooms and a family bathroom await, with the master bedroom benefitting from an en-suite.
On the exterior, the property is accessed via a private lane off Church Street leading to rear parking facilities. A pathway guides you through the mature southeast-facing garden that showcases charming cottage-style planting alongside established shrubs and trees surrounding central lawn space. A gate at the back opens up onto Church Street, facilitating quick access to local amenities.
This sought-after village of Beckley is situated adjacent to Otmoor RSPB Nature Reserve and approximately 4 miles from Oxford city centre. With an engaging community atmosphere, local amenities include a primary school, medieval church, community pub (The Abingdon Arms), village hall, and sports fields. Additional facilities can be found in neighbouring Islip with further extensive options in Oxford.
Transport links are advantageous with M40 (junction 8a) around 8 miles away, Islip station (approximately 4 miles) offering service to London Marylebone in about 50 minutes or Oxford Parkway around 6 miles away providing similar access times. Regular coach services also link through Thornhill Park and Ride directly into London and Heathrow.
This property represents an exciting investment opportunity; it is freehold tenure with an EPC rating of F under South Oxfordshire District Council's jurisdiction.