Oxfordshire 17th-century cottage on the market for £525,000

The three-bedroom house is situated on Main Road in East Hagbourne, a village just outside Didcot.

According to Zoopla, the house is set in a ‘highly sought-after village’ and has ‘large curb appeal’.

The house is surrounded by a gravel frontage, mature plants, and colourful blooms.

It retains a wealth of character and original features, including exposed timber beams and an Inglenook fireplace.

The 997 sq ft house has a utility room, a downstairs toilet, and a spacious dual-aspect open-plan kitchen/dining room.

On the first floor, there is a 13ft main bedroom, a second double room, a single third bedroom, and a modern family bathroom.

There is also a ‘mature’ private rear garden with a timber-built shed.

The house is in a non-estate location surrounded by countryside.

East Hagbourne is a village on the outskirts of Didcot, with a village pub, a primary school, and a parish church.

There are also a number of community groups that host events throughout the year.

The village also has ‘superb transport links’ with Didcot Parkway Station.

The Zoopla listing reads: “A well presented 17th-century detached house, this charming 3-bedroom cottage is nestled in a highly sought-after village within close proximity to exceptional primary and secondary schools.

“The property exudes character and warmth, retaining original features like exposed timber beams and a striking Inglenook fireplace.”