Oxford Street, Lambourn, Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17

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This CHARACTERFUL two-bedroom cottage boasts a PRETTY GARDEN, a garage converted into a soundproof studio and off-road parking in a VILLAGE LOCATION.

DESCRIPTION
33 Oxford Street has been sensitively renovated with further potential to extend. Upon entering the traditional stone cottage, you're welcomed into a bright hallway with immediate access to a convenient cloakroom. Moving forward, you’ll find the kitchen on your right – a well-appointed space with views toward the garden.
To the left lies the impressive sitting room offering generous proportions and a wonderful open fireplace and wooden beams making it the perfect space for both relaxing and entertaining. Natural light flows in from dual-aspect windows, enhancing the room’s welcoming atmosphere.
Upstairs, the landing leads to two comfortable double bedrooms. The larger than normal main bedroom overlooks the garden and provides ample space for storage.
The family bathroom with underfloor heating is equipped with a newly fitted roll-top bath and separate shower. The property benefits from new double-glazed windows and new radiators
throughout.

OUTSIDE
Outside, the converted garage now serves as a soundproof music studio – a brilliant addition for musicians, remote workers, or hobbyists. The rear garden offers views of the North Wessex Downs AONB, with plenty of space for entertaining thanks to a level lawn, generous patio area and wooden summerhouse with small, adjoined workshop. The property also provides off-street gated parking for two vehicles.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
All mains services are connected.

Council tax band: D
Energy efficiency rating: E

The Lambourn Valley is part of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Lambourn itself is a bustling village renowned for its horse racing connections, with the convenience of local shops, a post office, church, primary school and recreational facilities available, with many beautiful countryside walks on the doorstep. Commuting is convenient, with the village being just 5 miles from junction 14 of the M4 and the nearby market towns of Hungerford and Wantage approximately 8 miles distant. The larger towns of Newbury (13 miles), Swindon (10 miles) and Didcot (14 miles) all have main line routes to London Paddington and connecting trains are available at Hungerford.