A spacious and beautifully presented four bedroom detached house, located in a lovely small close. This thoughtfully designed property was built approximately 9 years ago and has been meticulously cared for and improved by the current owners. There is an entrance hall with storage and cloakroom off, a large dual aspect living room with double doors to the rear garden. A dual aspect dining room with bay window to the side and a super kitchen/dining room. The kitchen/dining room has been remodelled and refitted to an exacting standard with an exceptional range of wall and base units, extensive working surfaces, a breakfast bar and numerous fitted appliances. It is wonderfully light and dual aspect. The first floor does not disappoint with four proper bedrooms two of which are ensuite and a family bathroom. There is a front garden, driveway with good parking, well proportioned garage and a rear garden with patio and decking. Viewing highly recommended.
AGENTS NOTES
A traditionally constructed, four bedroom detached house, built approximately 9 years ago. Mains; water, drainage, electricity, water and gas are connected. Heating; gas fired central heating to radiators. Broadband – all broadband speeds up to Ultrafast are likely to be available in the area. Mobile phone coverage – likely availability according to Ofcom; EE good outdoor and good indoor, Vodafone and Three good outdoor, 02 variable outdoor. Restrictive covenants are in place – should this be of concern, please contact Thomas Merrifield before arranging a viewing.
There is a management company for this area. Currently service charge £356 pa.
Local Authority – Cherwell District Council – E. EPC – B.
Located in a lovely small close of only 12 properties. Ambrosden is a desirable and popular village with a good range of amenities including; a primary school, shops (one with a post office) and a public house. The nearby market town of Bicester (2.5 miles) provides for all everyday needs as well as having mainline railway services to London Marylebone, Birmingham and central Oxford. Oxford can be reached by cutting through Islip avoiding the A31. The motorway network is easily accessible via Junction 9 of the M40.
