Nestled among Grade II listed homes on the edge of Yarnton is this more modern gem. A four bedroom detached family home conveniently situated within a highly favourable location and close to road and rail links for Oxford and London.

The south facing garden is walled on two sides, backing on to Green Belt. The back looks across the neighbour’s orchard and stables. There is a large lawn and a summer house. The sitting room features a gas fireplace as well as fitted shelving, which is joined to the conservatory. The conservatory has French doors onto the rear garden with under-floor heating. Downstairs provides a fitted kitchen/dining room with integrated appliances and a small pantry. There is also a useful utility room that was originally a study and could be changed back, this also has side access to the double garage and a separate laundry room. There is also a downstairs cloakroom.

Upstairs is a family bathroom with a four-poster bath and walk-in shower. There are four bedrooms, one with built-in storage and a good size single. The master bedroom suite comprises a large bedroom with French doors onto a balcony, a large dressing room and en suite with walk-in shower.

The property is situated on the historic route between Stratford and London trodden by the Bard and known as “Shakespeare’s Way”. Yarnton has been inhabited for 5000 years. Today it boasts a Jacobean Manor still active today as the Lanier Foundations residential theological Library in Oxford and next door is St. Bartholomew's a Norman church housing the Spencer family chapel. Oxford is nearby and is served by Stagecoach S3. Oxford Parkway is even closer, offering a direct train route into Oxford or an hour into London Marylebone. To the north-east is Rousham, north is Blenheim Palace, to the west lies Witney, Burford and the Cotswolds.