Blenheim Drive, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28
COM_STARTEK_FIELDS_PRICEQUALIFIER_priceReducedTo- 3 Beds
- 1 Bathroom
- 2 Receptions
The property benefits from off road parking, garage, front low maintained garden, enclosed rear garden, three bedrooms and conservatory, making it practical for family living and appealing for downsizers seeking single-level accommodation.
Located just off the popular Burwell Drive, this semi-detached bungalow is convenient for buses into town, access to the A40 and beyond.
The accommodation comprises:
Three bedrooms
Sitting room
Dining room
Kitchen
Shower room
Attached garage
Room-by-Room Description
Entrance Hallway
The main entrance is centrally located, opening into a hallway that connects the living and sleeping accommodation.
Sitting Room
12'2" x 11'11" (3.72m x 3.64m)
Located on the left-hand side of the property.
A reception room with direct access from the hallway.
Dining Room
10'2" x 9'4" (3.11m x 2.84m)
Situated at the rear left of the bungalow.
Connected to the sitting room, creating a semi-open flow between the two reception spaces.
Has external access via rear doors.
Kitchen
10'7" x 8'11" (3.23m x 2.73m)
Located centrally on the right-hand side.
Fitted in an L-shaped layout.
Accessible from the hallway and positioned close to the dining area.
An external door leads outside from the kitchen area.
Bedroom 1
11'11" x 10'2" (3.63m x 3.09m)
The largest bedroom.
Located at the front left of the property.
Large enough for a double bed and additional furniture.
Bedroom 2
10'7" x 9'11" (3.22m x 3.01m)
Located at the rear right.
Another double bedroom.
Bedroom 3
10'8" x 6'9" (3.26m x 2.07m)
Positioned at the front right.
Suitable as a single bedroom, nursery, guest room, or home office.
Shower Room
5'11" x 5'9" (1.80m x 1.75m)
Contains a corner shower, toilet, and wash basin.
Garage
16'7" x 8'4" (5.05m x 2.55m)
Attached to the right side of the property.
Accessible from outside.
Offers parking, storage, or workshop potential.
Witney is a thriving market town in West Oxfordshire, located around 12 miles west of Oxford and known for its attractive blend of historic character and modern amenities. Traditionally famous for its blanket-making industry, the town retains a rich heritage, with landmarks such as the 17th-century Buttercross and the historic Church Green at its centre.
Today, Witney offers a wide range of shops, cafés, restaurants, leisure facilities, and supermarkets, making it a popular place to live for families, professionals, and retirees alike. The town benefits from excellent schooling, regular bus services to Oxford and London, and convenient access to the A40, providing links to Oxford, Cheltenham, and the wider motorway network.
