Terraced house for sale in Highlands, Lower Tadmarton OX15

A two bedroom terraced property presented in very good decorative order and situated within a tucked away position. The entrance hall gives access to the kitchen which is well equipped with a double oven, 4-ring gas hob, washing machine and fridge. There is access through to the sitting room with a central fireplace, a study area and a good-sized conservatory with underfloor heating. To the first floor the principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and there is a further double bedroom and bathroom. There is a good degree of storage throughout.

Outside

The front garden is generally open plan with topiary, flower & shrub borders. A pathway provides access to the property, to the side and to the property's garage with an up & over door. A staircase provides access up to loft storage with full light & power. The property has a cottage style rear garden divided into interesting seating areas & is laid to lawn with well-established shrub & flower borders. Towards the end of the garden there is access via a gate to the woodland walk which is available to the residents of Tadmarton Park.

Situation

Tadmarton is situated due west of Banbury. A stream flows through the village to Lower Tadmarton & eventually forms the moat at Broughton Castle. The village offers a range of amenities including a pub, post office, local shops, a petrol station, doctors & dentists whilst in the nearby market town of Banbury there is a more comprehensive range of facilities together with Jct 11 of the M40 motorway & a main line railway station.

Additional Information

Council Tax Band D - Cherwell District Council.
Tadmarton Park is a selection of mainly houses & some apartments with one resident to be aged over 55. Service charge costs are approximately £60.00 per calendar month for the maintenance of the surrounding roadways, lighting and grounds. The property offers numerous quality fixtures & fittings throughout which include bookshelves within the study area, underfloor heating in the conservatory with Fired Earth tiles, built by Chipping Norton Glass. There is a Hornton Stone fireplace and wooden shutters to some upstairs windows.