Standing on a generous plot in the very heart of this village an attractive double front stone built period farmhouse featuring four reception rooms, three of which have open fireplaces and three double bedrooms.
Standing on a generous plot in the very heart of this village an attractive double front stone built period farmhouse featuring four reception rooms, three of which have open fireplaces and three double bedrooms.
The property overlooks the picturesque village high street which features a stream which runs down one side of the road and to the rear the gardens back onto paddocks and open fields. The house has been tastefully re-modernised and extended and is offered
for sale in good decorative order throughout and period features include window seats, wrought iron door furniture and open fireplaces and the ground floor has an attractive assortment of ceramic, terracotta and slate tiles.
Outside there is a good size rear garden enclosed by close-boarded fencing with patio area. The gardens are arranged on two levels with a detached double garage and two timber workshops/outhouses. To the side of the house there is a driveway which provides
driveway for three/four vehicles. The pretty gardens are stocked with a variety of trees and shrubs and with shaped flower borders with gated access to side and to the rear.
Wendlebury is a conveniently located village being just two miles of junction of the M40 and within seven miles of the outskirts of Oxford. Bicester lies just two miles to the north and has a mainline railway station which serves London Marylebone and a
local link into Oxford. The village has a popular pub The Red Lion which also serves food other facilities include the refurbished village hall, children playground and a historic church. Whilst there is a wealth of equestrian facilities located nearby. The
neighbouring of Chesterton has a sought after primary school.
ACCOMMODATION
GROUND FLOOR
·Entrance Porch
·Family Room 13'11 x 13'3
·Living Room 14'2 x 11'7
·Dining Room 13'11 x 10'11
·Kitchen 13'11 x 7'6
·Conservatory 11' x 9'
·Cloakroom 6'3 x 5'2
·Rear Lobby 6'10 x 5'2
FIRST FLOOR
·Landing 17'9 x 5'4
·Bedroom One 14'2 x 11'6
·En-Suite Shower Room 10'9 x 5'4 x 2'8
·Bedroom Two 13'11 x 10'11
·Bedroom Three 14'6 x 8'4
·Family Bathroom 8'4 x 7'10
OUTSIDE
·Detached Double Garage 17'7 x 17'4
·Driveway Parking for up to 6 vehicles
·Timber Workshop 8' x 8'
·Rear Garden 70' x 50' approx.
·Front Garden
·Side Garden
PROPERTY INFORMATION
·Type: Detached
·Construction: Stone
·Local Authority: Cherwell District Council
·Council Tax: Band D
·Heating: Oil fired central heating
·Windows: Casement windows
·Age of property: Approx. 200 years old
·Services: Mains water, drainage and electricity
·Tenure: Freehold
·Primary School: Local Village School
·Secondary School: Bicester School Catchment
·Transport: Bus services to Bicester
·Train Stations: Bicester North and Islip
THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991
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