I absolutely love our home for so many reasons. The area is wonderful, with friendly neighbours in a quiet neighbourhood where everyone helps each other out—it’s a real sense of community. It’s also incredibly convenient, with a Co-op just down the road and a short walk to Shrivenham, where there are more shops and amenities. There’s a bus stop only a few minutes away that takes you directly to Oxford or Faringdon, which we used a lot in the early days of having a baby. There's also a nearby park that’s both close and private, perfect for some quiet family time outdoors.The house itself is a beautiful blend of traditional and modern minimalist design. We've created a cozy yet stylish atmosphere, like the dark feature wall behind the TV, which gives a real cinematic experience, with hidden pipes and cables to keep everything sleek. The under-the-stairs lighting adds ambiance during family dinners, and the spotlights throughout the house tie the decor together, giving it a high-end feel. We wanted a stylish finish, which we’d love to recreate in our next home, and are truly gutted to leave—but we’re thinking about the future with a family of four in mind.In the bedroom, we optimized space by removing the boiler to add a double-rail wardrobe, with even more room for a full wardrobe. The bathroom is another favourite, with its walk-in shower and minimal design, complete with trendy black finishes that give it a luxury hotel feel. We’ve also attached a hose/bidet to the toilet for easy cleaning purposes.The garden is low maintenance, perfect for relaxing, and the summer house offers a shaded retreat in the warmer months. The fig tree and wisteria create a stunning, fairytale-like setting with a "Bridgerton" vibe, and they add a touch of privacy. Plus, the side entrance is so practical, whether it’s for parking or giving the postman access when we’re not home. It’s going to be hard to say goodbye to such a beautiful space!