This delightful 400-year-old cottage is rich in character, featuring honeyed beams, original stone walls and a striking inglenook fireplace. The current owner has carried out extensive modernisation, including new plumbing, electrics, roof and insulation. The kitchen/breakfast room blends period charm with contemporary comfort, offering pale cabinetry, marble worksurfaces, integrated appliances, an island with breakfast bar, underfloor heating and a wood-burning stove set within the second inglenook. A long hallway with exposed stone leads to a smart cloakroom, while the sitting room features exposed timbers and a stable door to the garden.
Upstairs are three well-appointed bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and restored timbers, along with two new bathrooms: a luxurious family bathroom and an en-suite.
Outside, a private footpath leads to the gated south-facing garden, with level lawn, sun terrace, shed, flower beds, lavender hedge and climbing passion flower.
Location
The charming village of Warborough has many pretty cottages, a lovely old church and a local public house, The Six Bells, on the village green together with the village cricket and tennis club. The village has been used many times for filming Midsomer Murders. There is a village store/post office and a highly-regarded primary school. The riverside town of Wallingford is close by, while Oxford and Reading are easily accessible.There is a village store/post office and a highly-regarded primary school. The riverside town of Wallingford is close by, while Oxford and Reading are easily accessible.
