The Green, Cassington, OX29

A rare opportunity to purchase the old post office in Cassington, a deceptively spacious 2/3-bedroom home that has been extended to the rear. This property offers further potential to extend or renovate (subject to relevant planning and building regulations) to potentially make a large family home that also offers a great garden to go with it.

The property is shaped like a horseshoe and is entered from the rear with a hallway connecting most of the living areas. To the front there are two characterful reception rooms in the form of a living room and a dining room that both have feature inglenook fireplaces as well as exposed Cotswold stone walls that gives a wonderful cosy cottage feel. Off the dining room there is a fitted kitchen with a small cellar below and a further reception room that is currently used as a study. The other side of the building offers three bedrooms (two are connecting) with an en-suite to one of the bedrooms and a family bathroom with a separate toilet.

To the rear there is a larger than average lawned and paved garden area with a feature working well in the middle of the patio area. The garden is enclosed and offers a number of mature trees and shrubs surrounding. To the front of the property there are a number of on street parking spaces close by.

Cassington, mentioned in the Domesday Book under the name of Cersetun, is a village 5 miles west of Oxford. It centres round a village green and has a mainly Norman parish church and a mediaeval Manor House. There is a well respected primary school and two public houses. Bus service to Oxford and the village lies off the A40 trunk road, giving access to the local market town of Witney (6 miles) and the west. A commuter rail service to London is available at nearby Long Hanborough (Paddington) and Oxford Parkway at Water Eaton (Marylebone).