3 bedroom terraced house for sale

A slice of Eynsham history thought to date back to at least 1833, offered for sale is 29-33 Mill Street, historically three terraced cottages, now a mixed residential and commercial premises comprising of a spacious and characterful three/ four bedroom/ two bathroom home with allocated off street parking and a characterful shop with street frontage, multiple office spaces and attached storage areas of some size located within the village centre. * The operation of the current business occupying the premises remains unaffected *


* The operation of the current business occupying the premises remains unaffected *
The Property:

Occupying a generous plot within the heart of Eynsham close to all the amenities the local area has to offer. This property currently comprises in brief of; kitchen diner, hallway with stairs and guest WC, Living room, second kitchen/ diner. Upstairs you will find; two double bedrooms, one of which with vaulted ceiling, shower room substantial master bedroom with ensuite and a comfy snug. There is the potential for a further double bedroom as well, as the current office on the 1st floor was formally a bedrooom.

This all sits over and behind the shop premises of which comprises in brief; large shop floor with till area, three office spaces, kitchen area and shop WC. There are three storages rooms the largest of which being approximately 56m2.

The Home in more detail:

Approached from the rear of the premises, you currently enter from the attractive south facing garden, laid mostly to paving slabs, well maintained and with a well. Through the stable door into the kitchen diner which is finished in an attractive cottage style with feature stone wall to the rear separating from the shop premises. The kitchen has an array of wall and floor kitchen units providing ample storage with tiled splashbacks. Inset you will find a stainless steel sink and draining board with mixer tap over. There is space for all the various white goods you might expect as well as space for an electric cooker. With exposed timbers over and a tiled floor under the space retains the character of a period cottage.

From the kitchen you move through to the hall with stairs to the first floor landing, one of two staircases within the property and from which you can find a guest WC and understairs storage.

The living room is south facing with a large bay window allowing in floods of natural light. There is soft carpet underfoot and space for those larger living room items like a coffee table, sofas and tv furniture. There is a feature multi fuel burner with attractive wooden mantle over.

We then move to the second kitchen diner which also contains the second staircase. This kitchen has an array of floor based kitchen units with wooden worktops over. Inset you will find a Belfast sink with mixer tap over, four ring gas hob with electric oven under and stainless steel extractor over. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and for a full sized fridge freezer. Tiled floor underfoot and door out into the rear garden.

From the landing at the top of the main stair case, facing north go left into an attractive upstairs snug are with carpet underfoot and with space larger items of furniture such as a sofa or arm chairs. The space is well lit with natural light thanks to the south facing glazing.

Moving on we find the substantial master bedroom with more than ample space for a super king sized bedframe and with the benefit of built in wardrobes. There is a vanity unit with sink and plumbing. A substantial exposed timber sits pride of place down the spine of the room. Further there is a large ensuite bathroom which comprises of a corner bath, separate shower cubicle and WC alongside a large vanity unit and sink. Tiling to all splash prone areas.

From the other side of the landing you will find an attractive modern shower room. Well-lit with natural light from the southernly aspect, there are striking white tiles to the walls, a large shower enclosure with mixer shower over, low flow WC with concealed cistern, hand wash basin with storage under and chromed heated towel radiator.

Further you will find two double bedrooms, the first of which being a typical bedroom with airing cupboard and southernly aspect.

The final bedroom is a stunning space, with stone walls and low set windows bringing in floods of natural light, the exposed ceiling timbers begin at eye level and draw your gaze upwards to enjoy the vaulted ceilings with exposed cross beams. This gives a wonderful sense of both space and occasion. The room itself accommodates a king sized bed and there is various storage within the room.

The Commercial Premises in more detail;

Pedestrian access from Mill Street and secondary pedestrian access to the rear of the shop. Entering from Mill Street you are greeted by a large shop floor space with till area which leads to a small rear office. There is a further larger office to the west side of the premises which is located on the 1st floor. There is further office/ work space to the rear of the shop floor which moves into the kitchen and shop WC.

Rateable value: The rateable value for 29-33 Mill Street are listed in the 2017 Rating List at £9800.
Council tax banding: Band C
Planning: The ground floor uses now appear to fall within Use Class E (Commercial, business and service) which permits: retail, restaurant, office, financial/ professional services, indoor sports, medical and nursery uses along with “any other services which it is appropriate to provide in a commercial, business or service locality”
The 1st floor and ground floor separate to the shop are residential. Interested parties are advised to make their own planning enquiries.
Tenure: The freehold interest is to be sold subject to the following tenancies:

SITUATION:

Eynsham is a much sought after village located approximately 5 miles from both Witney & Oxford. Excellent public transport links offer services to Witney, Oxford and London (connection via Oxford).

The village benefits from a wide range of local amenities including a modern Health Centre, Library, Post Office, Gym and three Churches. There is also a variety of thriving local businesses including CO-OP and Spar shops, Delicatessen, Butcher, Sandwich/ Coffee bars, the Eynsham Emporium, two Newsagents and an electrical shop. There is also a number of traditional pubs and local restaurants.

The village benefits from excellent schools, Eynsham Primary School and the highly reputable Bartholomew Secondary School (Ofsted report Outstanding 2013). The village also has Toddler groups as well as sports clubs and societies catering for a variety of age groups and interests.