Located within a premier tree lined road within approximately 6.04 acres of grounds is this late Edwardian detached family home offering approximately 2,500 sq ft of accommodation over two floors with a two storey detached double garage offering approximately 1.100 sq ft of further accommodation.
The ground floor accommodation consists of an entrance vestibule, an entrance hall with a turning staircase leading to the first floor landing, a bay fronted sitting room with a feature fireplace and a double aspect snug area with French doors leading to the southerly facing rear garden, a bay fronted dining room enjoying views over the southerly facing rear garden with a feature fireplace, a study with two distinct areas, a fitted kitchen/breakfast room with French doors leading to the southerly facing rear garden, a utility room and two separate cloakrooms.
The first floor accommodation consists of a large landing, a principal bay fronted double bedroom enjoying elevated views over the southerly facing rear garden with range of built-in wardrobes and an ensuite shower room, a second double aspect bay fronted double bedroom enjoying elevated views over the southerly facing rear garden with a vanity wash hand basin, a double aspect third double bedroom enjoying elevated views over the southerly facing rear garden with a vanity wash hand basin, a fourth double bedroom enjoying elevated views over the southerly facing rear garden with a fitted wardrobe and vanity wash hand basin and a three piece family bathroom.
To the outside are extensive grounds of approximately 6.04 acres with areas laid to formal landscaped gardens which are mostly laid to lawn with an abundance of established flower and shrub borders and displays with mature trees, rest laid to patio with gravel paths leading to a hardstanding tennis court. The additional grounds have been left as informal natural gardens with a woodland.
The property further benefits from ample off street parking for a number of cars with direct access to a 1,081 sq ft double garage with a staircase leading to the first floor annex room with an additional attached single garage.
Kennington is a village and civil parish in the Vale of White Horse district of Oxfordshire, just south of Oxford. The village occupies a narrow stretch of land between the River Thames and the A34 dual carriageway. Kennington has a public house, The Tandem. The village has a health centre, two shops, a post office and a pharmacist.
There are two sports fields: Playfield Road and Forestside. The local primary school is St Swithun's Church of England School. The village is in the catchment area for Matthew Arnold secondary school. Matthew Arnold School is not located in the village but a bus service is provided.Chandlings School, an independent co-educational preparatory school, is nearby.
Regular buses run to and from the village to Oxford and Abingdon. Oxford and Parkway stations provide direct links to London Paddington or Marylebone for commuters and there is a local station at Radley.
Council Tax Band G
