The Jolly Tucker, 10A West End, Witney OX28 1ND

Steeped in history dating back to the 1600s The Jolly Tucker is a delightful property that offers a wealth of period charm including exposed beams, stone walls and original bread oven. Converted from a shop in recent years the accommodation is in superb order and the character features have been retained throughout creating a cosy, individual home.

The delightful sitting room has an exposed stone wall and central beam and enjoys an abundance of natural light from the large window to the front. The sitting area opens to the dining/kitchen area at the rear which is fitted with a range of cottage style units housing a built-in oven and gas hob. There is a redbrick addition beyond the kitchen which has a cloakroom, and an original bread oven, a wonderful point of interest which STPP offers scope to create additional accommodation on ground and first floor level. To the first floor there are two double bedrooms and shower room with window.

To the rear, steps rise to a private garden which affords a high degree of privacy and is laid to lawn with mature plants and a seating area to the rear boundary is an ideal spot for alfresco dining/entertaining. A mature and atmospheric garden completes this delightful period home. There is side access along a secure passage and store for bins/bikes and garden tools.

Enjoying a prime location within walking distance of the town centre this deceptively spacious Grade II Listed property exudes a warmth only found in mature, well cared for homes and is ideally situated within easy reach of all the town’s amenities.

West End, is one of the town's oldest streets and undoubtedly one of the most desired, having mostly period properties, more often than not with delightfully restored interiors like The Jolly Tucker. Parking is on-street with resident's parking permits available. Witney is an historic market town on the edge of the Cotswolds. Famous for its blanket making heritage, it is now a thriving, growing community with an excellent range of shopping (M&S, Waitrose, Sainsburys), schooling and leisure facilities. There are ample pubs, cafes and restaurants along with a multi-screen cinema in the town centre. The photogenic Church Green overlooked by the beautiful St Mary's church and flanked by typical attractive stone built properties is a delightful place to enjoy. There is a very frequent fast bus service to Oxford, and a main line station at nearby Hanborough with trains to Oxford/London.