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"A great opportunity to live in the famous William Morris village nearby to the River Thames. A middle of terrace stone built four bedroom house with good sized gardens.

Plough View comprises a middle of terrace house of traditional Cotswold stone elevations with mullions windows set beneath a pitched conservation tiled roof. The property was the subject of a single storey extension in 2004 to the rear affording a larger kitchen and very pleasant day room with access to the gardens. The extensive accommodation now provides front door opening into an entrance lobby with stairs rising to first floor and doors leading to both reception rooms. The sitting room offers a feature fireplace glazed doors that open into the day room, a charming soft seating area with tiled floor located off the kitchen. This has French style doors to rear opening onto the sunny terrace. The kitchen is appointed with a range of base and wall mounted units, window looking down the gardens. There is a large dining room, window to front aspect, and cloakroom off, door to side access. To the first floor this spacious home offers four bedrooms and modern family bathroom.
A particular attraction to the property is the outside space. Pedestrian gate leads from the village lane into the front garden, shared path that also serves the neighbouring home. The front garden is well stocked. To the rear the gardens enjoy a southerly aspect, laid to lawns with established trees and planting. Useful store with power and lighting.
This property offers the purchaser a well lit and spacious home within this most sought after Cotswold village. An internal viewing is highly recommended.

The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. Council Tax Band C charges 2025 26 £1,968.20. All main services are connected. West Oxfordshire District Council. EPC Band C 70 . Broadband & Mobile signal checker via

Mains water and electricity are connected. Ground source heat pump. Private drainage.

Kelmscott, perhaps best known for being the home of William Morris is a small rural settlement located about 3 miles to the east of Lechlade. It has a thriving community and offers a village hall and public house. It s convenience to the River Thames opens up walks along the Thames Path and countryside beyond. The whole village falls within a Conservation area.

Nearby, Lechlade is located on the further most navigational point of the River Thames bordering three counties. It is a charming historic Cotswold market town boasting a vibrant community. The town offers a wealth of reputable day to day amenities to include a popular primary school, convenience stores, butchers, modern medical centre, dentists, numerous public houses, and restaurants. Its proximity to the River Thames affords aquatic pastimes and splendid walks."