- Extended 1960s detached house with c.2,119 sq ft living space
- Open-plan kitchen/dining room opening to patio and lawn
- Brick garden room with roof lantern adds bright, versatile space
- Principal bedroom with newly installed en-suite (2025)
- Partial garage conversion: utility, home office and home gym areas
- Off-street block-paved driveway parking for at least two cars
- EPC rating C; Council Tax Band F (relatively expensive)
- Built 1960s — possible asbestos risk; easements/boundaries awaited
Set at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in sought-after Sutton Courtenay, this extended four-bedroom detached house offers generous family living across c.2,119 sq ft. A recent single-storey rear extension and a bright brick-built garden room with roof lantern create a spacious ground-floor footprint, ideal for open-plan family life and entertaining. The kitchen/dining room flows straight onto the rear garden, giving easy indoor–outdoor access for children and summer gatherings.
The house has been sympathetically renovated over recent years, including a newly installed en-suite shower room (2025) and partial garage conversion providing a utility and home office. Principal rooms are well-proportioned, with a dual-aspect living room featuring a fitted wood burner and a versatile home gym/garage space. Off-street parking for at least two vehicles and a large, mature rear garden add practical family appeal.
Useful location benefits include proximity to Didcot Parkway (3.2 miles) with direct trains to London Paddington, Reading and Oxford, plus a short walk to popular village pubs and amenities. EPC C and very low flood risk are positives; broadband and mobile coverage are strong. The property sits in a comfortable, low-crime neighbourhood with good access to main roads and local schools, including catchment for Europa School.
Buyers should note a few material points: the house was built in the 1960s and, like many pre-2000 properties, may contain asbestos in some materials — professional advice is recommended before disturbance. Council Tax Band F makes running costs relatively high. Information on easements, boundaries and restrictions is outstanding, and no independent survey has been carried out. While largely renovated, there remains scope for cosmetic updating or further extension subject to planning.
