Four-bedroom family home with large garden, workshops and parking in peaceful Watchfield.
Four bedrooms with ensuite to the master and family bathroom
Two large receptions with working log burners and character features
Modern kitchen/breakfast room with separate utility and pantry
Large wraparound garden, patio, summerhouse and mature planting
Driveway parking for several vehicles and gated side access
Two stone workshops offer conversion potential (permissions required)
Stone walls likely uninsulated; double-glazing install date unknown
Council tax above average; services and appliances untested
Set in the historic heart of old Watchfield, this four-bedroom detached cottage blends period character with practical family living. The house offers two generous reception rooms, both with log burners, a modern kitchen/breakfast room with utility, and a study — flexible spaces for family life and home working.
The property sits on a large plot with wraparound mature gardens, multiple parking spaces and two substantial stone workshops. Those outbuildings provide immediate storage or hobby space and genuine scope for conversion to a home office, studio or gym (subject to permissions).
Built before 1900 in stone, the house has many attractive original features: exposed beams, feature fireplaces and sash-style windows. Buyers should note the stone walls are assumed to be uninsulated and the double-glazing installation date is unknown — upgrading insulation and windows could improve comfort and running costs. Council tax is above average for the area.
This home will suit a family seeking a roomy, characterful house in a quiet village-fringe setting who are happy to commission routine surveys and carry targeted improvement work. The combination of generous indoor space, large private garden and off-street parking makes it practical as soon as you move in, with clear potential to add value through energy upgrades or sympathetic conversion of the workshops.