Internally, the property retains many period features while creating open-plan spaces complemented by a versatile layout. The family has left the final finishing touches so that a buyer will be able to add their own stamp to the property.

The private setting at the end of a through drive with a paddock to the front and a brook to the side is very special.

Services:
Mains water, drainage, electricity and heat pumps.

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Barnbrook is blessed with a delightful setting at the end of a driveway only accessed by the old farmhouse and this property. Set back from the road across the green and with playing fields to the rear, the house is situated in the more historic end of the village of Grove.

Grove has an active community with two primary schools, several pubs, a library, a rugby club and a village hall. There are coffee shops, a Chinese restaurant and supermarkets, including a Tesco and Co-op. More comprehensive facilities are available in nearby Wantage (1 mile away), an attractive historic market town in the Vale of the White Horse, that is set on the Letcombe Brook and the fringe of the Berkshire Downs about 10 miles southwest of Abingdon and 17 miles south-west of Oxford. Wantage offers a broad and comprehensive range of shops and leisure facilities, including a Sainsbury's and Waitrose, whilst more extensive facilities can be found in Abingdon and Oxford.

The town is well located for access into London via road or train. Didcot Parkway (9 miles) provides regular trains into London Paddington, taking approximately 40 minutes.

Oxfordshire and Berkshire have many excellent schools, particularly in the Abingdon and Oxford areas. Those schools include Abingdon, St. Helen and St. Katharine, Radley College, Pinewood, St. Hugh's, Cothill and The Manor.

Distances:
Abingdon 10 miles, Hungerford 14 miles, Oxford 17 miles, London 70 miles. (All distances and times are approximate.)