Dairy Crescent, Bletchingdon, OX5

Completed in 2018, this contemporary cottage forms part of the Duchy Fields development, an exclusive scheme commissioned by the Duchy of Cornwall. The development has been thoughtfully designed to reflect traditional architecture and local character, while providing the comfort, efficiency, and convenience of modern living.

Set within the highly regarded North Oxfordshire village of Bletchingdon, benefiting from a strong village community, a local shop, well-regarded schooling, and a recently built community hall. The house occupies an enviable position at the edge of the development, enjoying uninterrupted views across the surrounding open countryside.

The property is approached via a front lawn, with a pathway guiding you to a side entry. Once inside, a generous hallway provides space for coats and shoes and offers access to a convenient storage cupboard and ground-floor cloakroom. The heart of the home is a bright, dual-aspect open-plan living area, with the kitchen positioned to the rear, fitted with high-quality modern units, including a stainless-steel AEG oven and hob. A rear window frames the garden and countryside beyond, while a well-appointed utility room sits adjacent to the kitchen, featuring a sink, work surface, storage, and space for a washing machine. Additionally, there is underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and in the first floor bathrooms.

The first-floor landing leads to two large double bedrooms and the family bathroom, with the principal bedroom benefiting from a fitted wardrobe and en-suite shower room, while the second bedroom enjoys rear facing field views.

Outside, the spacious rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and features a patio seating area directly off the house, a storage shed, and side access. The front of the property offers a lawned area and parking for two vehicles.

Bletchingdon lies approx 6 miles north of Oxford, centred around a traditional village green with mature chestnut trees.  It has a primary school, parish church, community hall, and a local convenience store.  There is a bus service and transport links to London nearby. Bicester 6 miles, Kidlington 2 miles, and 2 miles from Islip train station.