Set along a private lane with access to the river and its own mooring, this is a substantial and meticulously rebuilt and extended home offering space, privacy and a genuine shift away from city life while remaining well connected.
The house has been rebuilt from the ground up and carefully designed to create a layout that works equally well for family life and entertaining, with well proportioned rooms and a natural flow between the main living areas and the garden.
At the centre of the house is a large kitchen and dining space, designed as the focal point of the home. It connects directly to the main reception rooms and opens onto a large south facing rear terrace, which catches the sun throughout the day and provides a natural setting for outdoor dining and evenings in the warmer months. The principal rooms are bright and open, with large windows and doors framing views of the garden and drawing in plenty of natural light.

The accommodation extends to over 6,800 sq ft, arranged across two floors, with six bedrooms and five bathrooms. The principal suite is well proportioned, with views over the garden, along with a generous en suite and dressing area. A separate annexe provides additional flexibility, whether for guests, extended family or as a more independent living or working space.

The gardens are private and well established, with a strong sense of seclusion. The south facing terrace sits at the heart of the outdoor space, while access to the river and a private mooring provide a rare addition and open up a different way to enjoy the setting, particularly in the warmer months. An approximately 850 sq ft gym provides a highly flexible space with potential for alternative uses or division, with doors opening onto the garden. Ample parking and the private lane setting all add to the sense of space and privacy.
Burcot is a picturesque riverside village with its own award winning gastro pub, The Chequers, which also offers boutique rooms and acts as a social and culinary focal point for the community. Nearby Dorchester on Thames and Clifton Hampden provide a wide range of pubs and restaurants. Clifton Hampden also offers a primary school, post office, church, cricket club and doctors surgery. Further facilities can be found in Wallingford, Abingdon, Didcot and Oxford. The area offers excellent access to footpaths and bridleways including routes to Wittenham Clumps and along the Thames Path.

There is an excellent range of schooling within the area including Abingdon School, The Manor, St Helen's and St Katharine's, Europa School, Cranford House, Moulsford Prep, The Dragon School, St Edward's and Oxford High School. Communications are strong, with Didcot Parkway station approximately a 12 minute drive away, offering direct services to London Paddington in around 40 minutes. The A34 is also within easy reach, providing access to the M4 and M40.

Abingdon 4 miles, Wallingford 5 miles, Oxford 9 miles
Henley-on-Thames 17 miles, London 55 miles
Didcot (BR station) 6 miles (trains to London Paddington 40 minutes) (all distances and times approximate).

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tenure: Freehold.
Services: Mains Electric water and gas, private drainage.
Mobile and broadband coverage can be checked at checker.ofcom.org.
Internet is supplied by Gigaclear, fibre to house and is 920 Mbps
Local Authority: South Oxfordshire District Council
Council Tax Band: G
EPC rating: B
Please note: Internal photographs have been digitally staged