Meadow Cottage is a delightful semi-detached stone cottage dating back to 1860 situated in the conservation area of this sought-after village and enjoying an attractive outlook to both the front and rear.
Positioned directly opposite a meadow and surrounded by countryside, the property is full of rustic charm offering the perfect mix of comfort and character features, including exposed stone walls, a fireplace, wooden beams and flooring.
Set back from the road and positioned next to the attractive Methodist church, the property is approached from a driveway offering parking for multiple vehicles and an attractive front lawn area surrounded by a low-level stone wall.
The property is entered via a front porch into the main entrance with curved stone archway and original brickwork. You are welcomed into the farmhouse style kitchen with stone flooring, a good range of fitted oak wall and base units, Belfast sink overlooking the front garden and a useful pantry. To the left of the kitchen is a ground floor bathroom.
An archway leads into the extended part of the house with a dining room with French doors opening onto the rear patio. A side door offers alternative access to the home into a hallway and useful boot room area. A workshop/storage area accessed through double doors is at the front of the property.
The Living room in the original part of the house is a warm and welcoming space with a multi fuel log burner set in a stone fireplace and original exposed stone wall.
Upstairs the dual aspect main bedroom is a generous size, large enough to be split into two rooms and features the lovely, exposed stone wall of the original house. A bathroom with a roll top bath and separate shower cubicle is situated next door. There are another two further bedrooms, both with built-in storage cupboards. Due to the aspect of the house, all bedrooms look out onto the meadow.
To the rear the secluded decked courtyard garden enclosed by a natural stone wall, perfect for alfresco dining in a peaceful setting. The wonderful front garden is surrounded by mature trees has a decked and patio area and a large lawn.
Fritwell has great local amenities including the village shop and award-winning butchers G.B Wrightons, a popular C of E primary school, Village Hall, playing field and two churches. Access to the M40 Junction 10 is just a few minutes’ drive away.
