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This characterful Grade II Listed cottage, Inglenook, is located in Harwell. It features extended and well presented accommodation, a cottage garden, and versatile living spaces including three reception rooms. Two inglenook fireplaces with wood burners add warmth. A stylish shaker kitchen and modern bathroom shower room are included. The property offers three bedrooms, an ensuite bathroom, and a family shower room.

DESCRIPTION
Nestled within the charming village of Harwell, Inglenook is a characterful Grade II Listed cottage, rich in historical appeal. It boasts thoughtfully extended and beautifully presented accommodation, complemented by a delightful cottage garden, a serene outdoor retreat. Inside, versatile living spaces unfold, including three inviting reception rooms. The warmth of two impressive inglenook fireplaces, each housing a wood burner, creates a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. A stylish shaker kitchen, designed for both functionality and aesthetic appeal, and a modern cloakroom, provide contemporary comforts.
Upstairs, the property offers three well proportioned bedrooms, one hosts an ensuite bathroom as well as a separate wc to service the other two bedrooms.
Additionally there is a downstairs family shower room catering to the needs of modern living.

OUTSIDE
Outside, a sun drenched south facing garden provides a private haven with a sunken seating and barbecue area, beautiful mature gardens and a spacious garage workshop. There is also a home office located in the shepherds hut. Situated on the tranquil, Barrow Lane, this home offers a peaceful village retreat.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
All mains services are connected.
Council tax band C
Grade II listed building.
Houses on Barrow Lane pay £50 per annum for lane maintenance.

Harwell is a conveniently placed Oxfordshire village with local school, public house, butcher, and village store. The village gives excellent access to the A34 which in turn leads to the M4 and M40 motorways. The town of Didcot is about two and a half miles away, and provides fast and regular rail service to London, Paddington in approximately 45 minutes, as well as having comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities."