Knott Oaks, Combe

Situated in a highly desirable village setting with attractive open field views to the rear, this extended four-bedroom family home has been lovingly maintained by its original owner since new and has been thoughtfully enhanced to create a practical and energy-efficient home.

The property offers approximately 1,260 sq ft of internal accommodation, complemented by a single-storey rear extension featuring skylights and French doors leading directly into the garden, together with a loft conversion creating a generous principal bedroom suite on the second floor.

From the practical front porch, the ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a fitted kitchen to the front, a generous living area with wood-burner flowing into the dining area overlooking the rear garden, making it an ideal space for family life.

The first floor provides three bedrooms together with a family bathroom, while the second floor is dedicated to a light and bright principal bedroom with en-suite facilities, offering a private retreat away from the main accommodation.

Externally, the rear garden enjoys an attractive outlook across open fields, providing a wonderful sense of space and rural living. The property also benefits from an adjacent garage and useful external store.

Designed with modern living in mind, the home features solar panels with battery storage, an EV charging point, and oil-fired central heating, combining traditional village living with energy-conscious upgrades.

Combe is an unspoiled village 10 miles north-west of Oxford standing above the Evenlode Valley. This thriving village community is surrounded by superb countryside with footpaths, bridleways, and Blenheim Park. The neighbouring village of Long Hanborough has A Coop, a parade of shops, petrol filling station and doctor's surgery. A particular feature of Combe is the highly regarded local primary school. There is a bus service through the day (Monday to Saturday) that runs from Oxford to Chipping Norton, and rail services to London Paddington from Long Hanborough, London Marylebone at Oxford Parkway, and here is a halt station on the edge of the village.