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DIRECTIONS: Leaving Wallingford on the A4074 towards Benson turn off the road into the village of Preston Crowmarsh. Continue through the village for approximately half a mile, the road snakes sharply to the left and the property can be found further along on the right overlooking open fields. 49 PRESTON CROWMARSH, OXFORSHIRE OX10 6SL Why we like it: Location is everything with this lovely three bedroom thatched character cottage situated in what can only be described as one of the prettiest locations in the area. Located In a conservation area on the edge of Preston Cowmarsh village overlooking open fields and the river beyond. With a nice plot at the side and rear backing onto open fields the property is not overlooked at all. Inside this Grade II listed cottage has a lovely light conservatory and dining area overlooking the rear. The kitchen runs the whole length of the property. The front has a lobby area and a door to the living area which has an open fire which would be ideal for a wood burner. On the first floor the accommodation is deceptively large with two double bedrooms a single plus a well proportioned bathroom. The front room enjoys views over open land and the river beyond. With parking at the side for 2/3 vehicles. The property is offer for sale with no onward chain. What it offers: Entrance lobby, double aspect living room with open fire. Kitchen with brand new A-rated gas central heating. Small dining area, conservatory. Three bedrooms, two which enjoy views over open fields and the bathroom. The plot has parking at the side which could be converted to a car port area (subject to planning). 49 PRESTON CROWMARSH, WALLINGFORD, OXFORDSHIRE, OX10 6SL A DELIGHTFUL THREE BEDROOM GRADE TWO LISTED The Location: THATCHED COTTAGE Situated in this beautiful hamlet of Preston Crowmarsh which is conveniently located within 2.5 miles of Wallingford, a short distance from Benson village and easy access to the A4074 to SITUATED IN A SUPERB VILLAGE Reading and Oxford. Local communications are excellent with London Paddington reached in 45 LOCATION OVERLOOKING minutes from Didcot Parkway or alternatively within 54 minutes from Cholsey. The M4 and M40 motorways are easily accessible. OPEN FIELDS AND THE RIVER. .

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