Pleck Lane, Kingston Blount

Property Description

Believed to date back over 400 years, this charming four-bedroom detached home—formerly a public house—offers generously proportioned living spaces with character features, including exposed timber beams and feature fireplaces. The 24ft sitting room, with a wood-burning stove, creates a cosy atmosphere, leading to the dining room which provides access to a cellar. The kitchen features extensive base units, integrated appliances, and views over the rear garden. The ground-floor double bedroom, ideal as an office, is accompanied by a modern shower room with underfloor heating and utility room. Upstairs, three double bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, are served by a spacious bathroom. The home is offered to the market with no onward chain and offers further extension/modernisation potential, subject to permissions. Approached via a gravel driveway, the property offers ample parking, including a barn-style double carport with store room. The private rear garden, extending over 70ft, is beautifully landscaped with a natural stone patio, terraces, mature planting and a water feature—a perfect setting for outdoor entertaining.

About Kingston Blount

Kingston Blount is a pretty and popular village, about a five and a half mile drive from Thame and just under two miles to junction 6 of the M40. There is a well maintained village hall, used for local functions and events. Further local amenities can be found in Chinnor, a larger village about a mile away. The village is set in beautiful countryside and the Ridgeway and Icknield way footpaths pass close by. With a few minutes walk, is the Aston Rowant cricket club, an idyllic social hub on a summer evening, with a bar in the pavilion. Also, the village has a Montessori nursery school.

Material Information

Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band - G
Broadband - FTTC (fibre to the cabinet)
Parking - Off Road Parking & Carport
Sewerage - Mains
Heating - Oil Fired Central Heating with Auxiliary Electric Storage Heaters in Bedroom 4 & Entrance Hall
Probate - We await a grant of probate. Please confirm timescales ahead of committing to purchase.

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Features

• Three/Four Double Bedroom Period Home
• No Onward Chain
• Spacious 24ft Sitting Room with Fireplace
• Freehold / Council Tax Band G / EPC Rating F(35)
• Dining Room with Cellar Access
• Character-Filled 400-Year-Old Former Public House
• Barn-Style Double Carport