Buckthorne Lane, Cholsey

Description
This family three-bedroom property offers a perfect blend of comfort, modernity, and practicality located in the heart of Cholsey village a short stroll to the shops and train station. The property features a spacious living room, ideal for relaxation and family time. The heart of the home is the large open-plan kitchen and dining room, fitted with sleek, modern units, creating a contemporary yet functional space for cooking and entertaining.

The property further benefits from a large south facing conservatory, providing an additional light-filled space to enjoy all year round. Upstairs, you'll find three generously sized bedrooms, offering ample space for family or guests, and a modern bathroom suite equipped with stylish fittings and fixtures.

Externally, the property boasts decent proportioned gardens to both the front and rear (south facing), perfect for outdoor activities and leisure. The property has all mains services including gas to radiators. The loft is fully insulated, boarded with light.

A standout feature is the double sized garage, accessible via the rear garden. The garage includes a convenient rollover door, a workshop, and an inspection pit, ideal for car enthusiasts or DIY projects.

This property combines comfort, practicality, and modern living, making it a perfect family home or an ideal space for those seeking extra functionality.

Outside
Set back from the road a gated front garden which is mainly laid to lawn with gated side access. The rear garden is lawned with a pathway to the garage/workshop, a brick retaining wall to the right and fencing to the left.

Location
Cholsey lies approximately three miles to the southwest of Wallingford. Historic information records the original tiny Saxon farming community to the thriving lively commuter village of today. There are excellent parks and an active local community served by The Forty' magazine. There is a local enthusiast Cholsey and Wallingford Railway running between the two locations (known locally as The Bunk because the locomotive twice left the coaches behind and 'did a bunk'). Agatha Christie is undoubtedly the most famous Cholsey inhabitant and is buried at the local church.

Cholsey today is a thriving village, and benefits greatly from the main line railway station offering direct access to London Paddington in approximately 50 minutes, 20 minutes to Reading and Oxford. The village offers a selection of amenities including various shops including a Tesco Express, an excellent butcher's shop, hairdressers, two cafes, Chinese and Indian restaurants two pubs and a highly regarded Primary School. The market town of Wallingford is approx. 3 miles away with Waitrose & Lidl supermarkets, banks, restaurants, pubs and twice weekly market.

Outgoings
Council Tax band D

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Purchasers must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.