Rightmove said that The Paddock, on Manor Road, is a ‘substantial’ Colt House built mainly from timber and cedar.
According to the listing, it offers ‘flexible accommodation’ and is set in a plot of about a third of an acre.
The home, built in 1960/61, is described as a ‘fascinating example’ of timber construction.
It features exposed timbers, timber-lined rooms, and generous windows.
Rightmove said that these features provide ‘warmth and individuality’ to the property.
The ground floor consists of a large kitchen/breakfast room, a dual-aspect sitting room with Parana pine panelling, a dining room and two additional reception spaces.
According to the listing, these spaces allow ‘plenty of flexibility for home working or multi-generational living’.
The first floor includes six bedrooms and a family bathroom, with ‘attractive views’ across the gardens.
A third-of-an-acre plot, with established trees and planting, provides a ‘tranquil private setting,’ according to the listing.
Meanwhile, a restored timber barn from around 1820, a summer house, a detached double garage, and extensive parking further add to the property’s appeal.
The location offers easy access to Didcot’s amenities, the A34, and Didcot Parkway station for fast rail connections to Oxford and London.
Rightmove said that The Paddock is ‘a wonderfully individual timber home offering space, character and an exciting opportunity to embrace more sustainable living’.
