Hailey Road, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28 1HG

A beautifully presented three-bedroom townhouse on a small, modern development just off Hailey Road — offering the space to grow, the location to commute, and the low-maintenance lifestyle that first-time buyers and upsizers alike are searching for.

Tucked away on a quiet, well-kept development just off Hailey Road, Apple Tree House is a smart three-storey townhouse built in attractive Cotswold-stone style, offering 83 sq. m (893 sq. ft) of well-planned accommodation across three floors, plus the valuable bonus of allocated parking.

Whether you're taking your first step onto the property ladder or moving up from a flat or starter home in search of more room to spread out, this property has been laid out with exactly that transition in mind.

Ground Floor

Step inside to a welcoming hallway with a handy downstairs WC — a real practical bonus. The kitchen is fitted with contemporary white gloss units, integrated gas hob, double oven, fridge freezer and dishwasher, and space for all your appliances, with room for a breakfast table at one end — perfect for that all-important morning coffee before the school run or commute. Beyond the kitchen, the generous living room opens through French doors onto the private rear garden, filling the space with natural light and creating a lovely flow for both everyday living and entertaining.

First Floor

The first floor is where this home really earns its "grow into it" credentials. There are two further bedrooms here — two comfortable doubles, served by a stylish family bathroom. Cleverly, there's also a dedicated home office/ occasional guest space, ideal for the growing number of buyers who need a proper space to work from home without sacrificing a bedroom.

Second Floor — Master Suite

The entire top floor is given over to an impressive master bedroom suite (10'9" x 15'7"), with charming vaulted ceilings and a Velux window flooding the room with light. This peaceful retreat benefits from its own en-suite shower room, finished with a walk-in shower, wash basin and WC — a genuine "treat yourself" upgrade that upsizing buyers in particular will appreciate.

Outside

To the rear, an enclosed, low-maintenance garden offers a lawned area, patio for outdoor seating, and a useful storage shed — ideal for anyone wanting outside space without a weekend of upkeep. The development itself provides allocated off-street parking, a real plus point in this popular pocket of Witney.

Energy Efficiency

The property holds a Current EPC rating of C (79), with potential to improve to B (90) — reassuringly efficient running costs for buyers watching household bills.

Estate management fee: £273PA at last billing. Council tax band D

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SITUATION:

Witney is a developing town with many independent and specialist shops, several supermarkets including Waitrose and multiplex cinema. The Market Square hosts a traditional market every Thursday and Saturday and a Farmer's Market on the 4th Friday of every month. When it comes to eating and drinking Witney has plenty to offer with a diverse range of cosmopolitan 40 venues to choose from. In the Windrush Leisure Centre you will find swimming pool, squash courts, gym facilities and sports hall whilst The Leys is a big open space with cricket & football pitches, bowling green, tennis courts and a children's playground.

The town has several nurseries, primary schools and two excellent comprehensive secondary schools.

The A40 at the edge of the town connects to Oxford and London beyond. Mainline service from Hanborough - approximately 8 miles away. (Journey times of 10 minutes to Oxford and 68 minutes to Paddington) An alternative service to Marylebone (journey time 58 minutes) is available from Oxford Parkway c.12.5 miles.