A five-star bed and breakfast with six bedrooms in Shrivenham is on the market for £1.2m.
A detached family home on Station Road with a separate detached annexe, including three individual bedroom suites and a communal reception space, currently operates as a successful B&B business. It offers other potential commercial uses subject to the appropriate consents.
The main house is finished to a high standard with a breakfast room benefitting from a range oven, inbuilt dishwasher, two fridge-freezers and an inbuilt microwave, along with a breakfast bar.
There is a dual aspect living room that features a log burner and has doors leading out to the gardens beyond. The formal dining room also has a log burner and views across the gardens to the rear of the property.
Within the main house, there are three good-size bedrooms, including a master bedroom suite with an en-suite shower room.
The family bathroom has a freestanding bath and separate shower, along with his and hers sink units. The second bedroom has the advantage of separate external access and an en-suite shower room. The final third bedroom is a good-size, with a mirrored sliding triple wardrobe.
There are also two conservatories on either side of the property; one is adjacent to the kitchen and is currently being used as a breakfast and dining room. The second conservatory is off the formal dining room and is being used as an additional sitting area. Adjacent to this conservatory, is an additional room which is currently used as a beauty room but could easily be a home office.
There is a separate annexe which is currently used for bed and breakfast accommodation. It contains three en-suite bedrooms all of which have their own private access and seating area, and there is a communal room for guests to use during their stay.
Externally, the property provides views across the adjacent farmland and up towards the White Horse and Ridgeway. The gardens sweep around the property and mainly laid to lawn with mature, shrubs and trees, which include damson, plum, both cooking and eating apples as well as a good supply of mistletoe. There is a play area for children to use and a chicken run.
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