3 bed detached bungalow for sale

Crafts End, Chilton OX11

*** sold prior to marketing *** A beautifully presented detached bungalow offering extended well-appointed accommodation in a sought after location within Chilton Village with views over Paddocks to the rear.

Originally dating from the 1960's, the bungalow has been comprehensively updated, extended and reconfigured and now offers three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large open-plan living room with patio doors leading out to the gardens. Other points of note include a useful laundry room, study area, UPVC double glazed windows and oil central heating.

Crafts End is a well spaced development of houses and bungalows of varying design in the heart of Chilton. Village facilities include a well-regarded primary school, thriving village pub and Church. A regular bus service connects the village with Didcot and Wantage and access to the A34 with connections to Oxford and the M40, Newbury and the M4 is less than half a mile away. Didcot is 4 miles distant in offers comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities together with an excellent mainline rail service to London Paddington in under 40 minutes.

Some material information to note;

Oil central heating. Mains water, electricity and drainage. Ofcom checker indicates standard to superfast broadband is available at this postcode. Ofcom checker indicates mobile availability and mobile data could be limited with some providers at this postcode. The government portal highlights this as a very low flood risk area. We are not aware of any planning permissions in place which would negatively affect the property. Details of any covenants or easements are available on request from the estate agent. Properties built pre-2000 may contain asbestos in certain materials used in their construction or in subsequent building work. Examples of these materials are; Artex, vinyl tiles, sheet boards, corrugated roofing, pipework and lagging/insulation. These are generally considered safe unless disturbed but prospective buyers must take their own advice