Cranbrook Drive, Kennington, Oxford, OX1

Set on a corner plot is this four bedroom detached family home offering approximately 1,600 sq ft of accommodation over two floors. The property offers the scope, subject to planning permission, to covert a 250 sq ft integral garage into habitable space and utilised as a study or a playroom.

The ground floor accommodation consists of an entrance hall with a separate cloakroom and a staircase leading to the first floor landing, a spacious reception with a feature fireplace with French doors leading to a second reception room, a fitted kitchen/dining room with a door leading to a 250 sq ft integral garage and a door providing rear access leading to the side driveway and a rear covered outbuilding.

The first floor accommodation consists of a landing with a storage cupboard, a principal L-shaped double bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and a Jack and Jill modern ensuite shower room, a second double bedroom providing access to the Jack and Jill modern ensuite shower room, a third double bedroom, an L-shaped single bedroom and a modern family bathroom.

Outside to the side is a block brick hardstanding driveway providing ample off street parking for a number of vehicles with direct access to a 250 sq ft integral garage, to the front is well maintained and secluded garden which is mostly laid to lawn with established and mature flower and shrub displays with a mature shrub privacy hedge, a gate provides access leading to the other side which consists of garden which is mostly laid to patio with flower and shrub displays and a mature shrub privacy hedge, a door provides access to a rear covered outbuilding with an additional door providing access to the side driveway.

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.

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