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"A four bedroom detached home presented in pristine order throughout, offering flexible living accommodation arranged over two floors. Benefits include a stunning rear garden, not overlooked and a garage with driveway parking.

Entrance hall, lounge, dining room, four bedrooms including ground floor bedroom with en-suite, well appointed kitchen, immaculate modern shower room, large private rear garden, driveway parking, garage, gas central heating and double glazing.

This spacious extended family home offers bedrooms on both floors and features a high quality internal finish. There is a cream shaker style kitchen with granite worktops and a beautifully presented first floor shower room.  The ground floor bedroom has an en-suite shower room and is large enough to incorporate a lounge area.   The garden is well stocked and not overlooked from the rear.  A block pavia driveway leads to the single garage.

SERVICES:  All mains services are connected to the property.  Gas radiator central heating.

COUNCIL TAX: Band E 2187.96

Directions:  Upon entering the village, continue along Kennington Road and into The Avenue. Turn right into Simpsons Way.

Kennington village stands between the River Thames and the A34 trunk road to the south of Oxford. It is an active village of approximately 4,000 people.  It was originally partly in South Hinksey parish and partly in Radley parish until 1936, when a new civil parish was constituted.  Apart from the village, most of the parish is wooded, including all of Bagley Wood and West Wood to the west of the village.

The village has a Jacobean manor house, built in 1629 during the Great Rebuilding of England. It is half-timbered, with  the upper storey being timber-framed and its lower storey of local limestone.

Kennington has a public house, a health centre, two shops, a post office, two sports fields and a pharmacist.  There are a number of local clubs and organisations, St Swithun's Church of England and Kennington Methodist Church.