This three-bedroom semi-detached home, spanning approximately 1,010 sq ft across two levels, presents a valuable opportunity for renovation and potential expansion. Currently unmodernised, the property offers a variety of pathways for enhancement subject to securing planning permission. There is ample scope to extend the home to the side over two floors, expand at the rear on the ground floor, and even convert the loft space into additional living areas.
The ground floor features an entrance porch leading into an inviting hall with a staircase to the first floor. A generously sized reception room functions as a living area and connects through double doors to a second reception room currently set up as a dining area. This room opens onto a south-facing garden via double-glazed sliding doors, while additional access is provided from a fitted kitchen alongside a utility room and separate cloakroom.
On the first floor, you will find a landing that leads to a principal double bedroom, another double bedroom equipped with storage solutions, a single bedroom, and a family shower room complemented by a separate WC.
Outside, the front garden is primarily lawned with flower beds providing charm and appeal. A hardstanding driveway accommodates off-street parking for two vehicles and gives direct access to an attached garage. The side gate offers convenient access to the rear garden, which also boasts established landscaping including trees and both patio and decking areas under a covered pergola—ideal for outdoor entertaining.
Situated in Eynsham—a vibrant village conveniently located between Oxford and Witney—the property enjoys easy access to major roads such as the A34 and A420 within just four miles. Commuters benefit from regular bus services connecting Oxford with Carterton, plus Hanborough train station is only three miles away offering direct services to Paddington Station in London. Local amenities include various pubs, restaurants, takeaways, well-regarded schools, sports fields, and numerous scenic walking paths.
