Occupying an attractive position, this double-fronted detached period home is offered to the market with no onward chain and presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a property of genuine character with generous accommodation and significant scope for modernisation.
Extended by the current owners during the late 1980s, the house offers well-balanced living space ideal for family life. One of its standout features is the abundance of natural light, with all principal reception rooms and each of the three double bedrooms benefiting from dual-aspect windows, creating bright and airy interiors throughout.
The ground floor comprises two reception rooms, offering flexible space for both everyday living and entertaining, together with a spacious kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the rear garden. A rear lobby provides access outside and is complemented by a practical ground floor cloakroom.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, served by a family bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite.
Outside, the property benefits from off-road parking to the front, while to the rear is a generous south-east facing garden enjoying a good degree of privacy with no direct overlooking. The garden offers plenty of space for children to play, outdoor dining or further landscaping. A detached brick outbuilding with a pitched roof is currently used for storage but offers excellent potential for conversion into a home office, studio or workshop, subject to the necessary planning consents.
Although the property would benefit from updating, it has been well maintained and provides an exceptional opportunity for the next owner to modernise and personalise a substantial period home while retaining its original character. With spacious accommodation, excellent natural light, a desirable south-east facing garden and further potential, this is a home ready for its next chapter.
About Dorton
Dorton is a small Buckinghamshire village surrounded by beautiful countryside. There is an excellent choice of education with primary schooling at Brill, and secondary school catchment choice of Lord Williams or Aylesbury grammar. The well regarded Ashfold prep school is located in the village. It is a short drive from Waddesdon Manor, Bicester Village factory outlet shopping centre, and several excellent pubs. Thame is approximately six miles away and provides an excellent range of amenities including Waitrose. For the commuter the M40 Motorway, Haddenham & Thame Parkway, Bicester North and Aylesbury Vale stations are a short drive away.
Material Information
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band - E
Broadband - 'Standard' broadband.
Parking - Off Road Parking
Sewerage - Mains
Heating - LPG Gas Central Heating
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