A charming period cottage with character throughout, spacious ground floor accommodation and a south facing garden. No onward chain. This delightful natural stone cottage has characterful living room with a former fireplace and stove, a large kitchen/dining room with bifold doors to the rear garden, two proper bedrooms, a first floor bathroom and a useful loft room. The back garden is well proportioned with a lovely private decked area immediately adjacent to the kitchen/dining room. There is off road parking to the front for two cars.
MATERIAL INFORMATION:
A terraced natural stone period cottage with a natural stone extension to the rear.
Mains, water, drainage and electricity are connected.
Heating – LPG gas to radiators central heating.
Broadband likely availability – according to Ofcom; all broadband speeds including Ultrafast are likely to be available.
Predicted likely mobile phone availability – according to Ofcom; EE and O2 good outdoor, Three and Vodafone variable outdoor.
Properties built pre-2000 may contain asbestos in certain materials used in their construction or in subsequent building work. Examples of these materials are; Artex, vinyl tiles, sheet boards, corrugated roofing, pipework and lagging/insulation. These are generally considered safe unless disturbed but prospective buyers must take their own advice.
Right of way – adjoining two properties have a barrow access right of way through the archway and through the garden.
The property is located in a conservation area.
Cherwell District Council. Band: C.
EPC: D.
Delightfully situated in the village proper of Upper Heyford, which has many fine natural stone period properties and a traditional public house. There are beautiful walks through the Cherwell Valley and the property is set on a quiet road. Nearby Heyford Park provides lots of amenities including; schools for all ages, shops and further recreational facilities. The motorway network is easily accessible via junction 10 of the M40 and there are railway services at nearby Lower Heyford, as well as two main line stations in Bicester with services between them to London Marylebone, Birmingham and Oxford.
