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"The property enjoys an attractive location within the village and has wonderful gardens which adjoin the River Thames.

The property is believed to date from the early 17th century. It was remodelled and restored in 1890 and sympathetically extended in the 1960s; it comprises two cottages knocked into one with separate gas & electric supplies. Internally, there is accommodation over two floors, and there is considerable period detail with an Inglenook fireplace, wooden floors and exposed beams. The thatch was replaced in 2015, all the bathrooms have been updated and the present owners have carried out ongoing decorative maintenance.

The front door opens into the dining room with an inglenook fireplace and there are double doors to the kitchen breakfast room, which is fitted with a range of wall and base units. Off the kitchen is the utility room with a door to the yard. From the hall dining room, there are steps down to the drawing room with an open fireplace and two pairs of French doors to the garden. From the dining room, there is an inner hall with a secondary kitchen and steps down to the sitting room study with fitted bookshelves on either side of the fireplace and windows to both front and rear. There is also a WC on this floor.

There are two separate staircases to the first floor with the main stairs off the dining room leading to the landing with the main bedroom with en suite bathroom at the rear and overlooking the garden. There are two further bedrooms on this side with a family bathroom. The second stairs rise from the inner hall and lead to the landing where there are two bedrooms with a bathroom.

The property lies in Mill Lane in this sought after part of the city. Much of Iffley
Village is a Conservation Area and characterised by a blend of a period houses,
with a well patronised village shop, a public house, a beautiful Norman church
and two hotels.

The Thames is a short walk away at Iffley Lock and the towpath takes you all the
way to central Oxford, passing a riverside pub and a music venue, with its famous
University, its shops and its schools, which are accessible by car, bus and bicycle.

The village is well placed for communications, with junction 8 of the M40 and
access via the southbound ring road and the A40. A few miles this side of
junction 8 is the Redbridge Park and Ride, which has a frequent coach service
to London. There are frequent train services from either Oxford, Didcot or
Oxford Parkway.
Oxford city centre is less than two miles away, and the property is well placed for
all the popular Oxford schools.

All times and distances are approximate.