Situated at the end of a sought after no through road in a small development of detached residential properties with views over Bagley Wood, this impressive family home has recently been updated and reconfigured to create a stylish and thoughtfully arranged living area. The original dining room and kitchen have been knocked into one and opened from the entrance hall to create a superb open plan kitchen with large island unit and dining area opening to the garden, a utility room and family room/study/studio have also been created by converting part of the garage. Completing the ground floor is the entrance hall with cloakroom and the sitting room with attractive fireplace and sliding doors giving access to the garden. At first floor level are the principal bedroom with built in wardrobes and en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms and the family bathroom. The house is complemented by an area of garden to the front of the house and arranged at the rear, the main garden enjoys an Easterly aspect enclosed by trees, shrubbery and fencing, and comprises a terrace for alfresco dining and an area of lawn. In addition, the front of the original garage provides an excellent storage space with a driveway in front providing parking.

Situation
Kennington village offers a variety of shops, a doctors, chemist and public house, the ighly regarded by Ofsted St Swithun`s Primary School and local Churches. There is the Thames Path popular with walkers, runners and cyclists into Oxford with the following spots along the way:-
Iffley Lock: A picturesque spot near Rose Hill, Iffley, and Hinksey/Donnington, ideal for picnics and boat-watching.
Longbridges Nature Reserve: A hidden gem for picnics, just minutes from Donnington Bridge.
Folly Bridge: Near the city centre, accessible via St Aldate's Street.
The house is within a few minutes walk to bus stops with regular buses running to and from the village to Oxford and Abingdon. Kennington has access to the Oxford by-pass, hence the M40 at junctions 8 and 9 and the M4 at junction 13 at Newbury via the A34. Oxford and Parkway stations provide direct links to London Paddington or Marylebone for commuters and there is a local station at Radley.Kennington is just three miles from the centre of Oxford. Access to schools in the are including Chandlings, Abingdon, Radley, St. Helen and St. Katharine's, Cothill and on the school bus routes to the European School and Cokethorpe school with regular public transport links to the schools in Oxford including Magdalen College, Wychwood, d'Overbroecks, and Oxford High School. There's also the dedicated Matthew Arnold to Kennington school bus the City35A.

Services: All mains services are connected. Gas fired central heating.
Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion
Local Authority: Vale of White Horse District Council
Council Tax: Band F
Broadband - according to Ofcom, ultrafast broadband is available.
Mobile - According to Ofcom, there is likely to be outdoor coverage across all networks and indoor coverage from one provider.