Marlborough House, Bladon Road

An individual detached five-bedroom home with over 1500 sq ft of living accommodation set over three floors at the top of the village. benefits include Solar panels to the roof, being close to Woodstock town centre and with great bus links to Woodstock and Oxford.

From the entrance hall you have access all the living accommodation to include a dining room that opens to the fitted kitchen that offer a range of integrated white goods and then a dual aspect living room. There is also a bedroom on this floor with its own cloakroom and then a bathroom. From the entrance hall there are stairs down to two bedrooms with a separate cloakroom and then stairs up to two further bedrooms and another bathroom.

The house is situated in the middle of the plot with a lawned garden to the front and side of the house with a few shrubs and trees surrounding as well as a feature Cotswold stone wall to the front. To the rear of the house there is a shingled area for a number of off-street parking spaces.

Bladon is perhaps best known as the burial place of Sir Winston Churchill (St Martin's Church). The entrance to Blenheim Park lies in the village and provides a 1 mile walk across the Park to the historic town of Woodstock. Village residents can obtain passes to walk in the park without charge.  Bladon has a primary school and village pub. A comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities are available in the local market towns of Woodstock (2 miles) and Witney (7 miles). There is a bus service to Woodstock, Witney and Oxford and a railway station on the Cotswold Line in the neighbouring village of Long Hanborough. Oxford Parkway rail station, serving both London Paddington and Marylebone, is c.7 miles.