A substantial timber-framed property has been placed on the market in Didcot with an asking price of £695,000.
The Paddock on Manor Road represents a Colt House design constructed primarily from timber and cedar materials.
The residence dates from 1960/61 and occupies a plot extending to approximately one-third of an acre.
The listing describes the property as a noteworthy example of timber construction.
Internal features include exposed structural timbers, rooms lined with timber cladding, and expansive windows that allow natural light throughout the accommodation.
The ground floor accommodation comprises a spacious kitchen with breakfast area, a dual-aspect reception room featuring Parana pine wall panelling, a formal dining room, and two further reception rooms.
According to the listing, these adaptable spaces accommodate home working arrangements and intergenerational family living.
Six bedrooms are situated on the first floor alongside a family bathroom, with the listing noting attractive outlooks across the surrounding gardens.
Additional structures on the site include a restored timber barn originating from approximately 1820, a summer house, a detached double garage, and substantial parking provision.
Established trees and planted areas create a private and tranquil setting across the grounds.
The location provides convenient access to Didcot town centre facilities, the A34 trunk road, and Didcot Parkway railway station, offering direct services to Oxford and London.
