Location

The picturesque market town of Wantage has historic ties reaching back as far as Alfred the Great. It has many high street and independent retailers, together with an enticing and extensive array of cafés, restaurants, bars and shops in this thriving community.

There is an excellent choice of state and independent schools in Wantage and the surrounding areas, including access to the schools in Abingdon and Oxford. Communications are good, with access to Didcot mainline train station with a regular service to London Paddington, and junction 14 of the M4 is accessed via the A338.

Description

This striking Grade II listed period property is one of eleven properties lying in this exclusive private development on the edge of the town centre. 10 St Michaels is formed from a former religious retreat and school, and was originally St. Michaels House (1885 – by William White).

With large, mature gardens leading down to Letcombe Brook, it provides an enviable setting which will appeal to families of all ages.

With 2380 sq ft arranged over two floors, plus a large attic space, the feeling of space is enhanced by high ceilings, and the flexible and practical accommodation of character is well configured for family living and entertaining.

A driveway provides parking and leads to the detached double garage, which has been converted into workshops and a large utility room, and a detached brick built barn, in need of significant repair, offers the opportunity to create further accommodation and space.