This ground-floor one-bedroom apartment offers a practical layout. The main living area features durable laminate flooring and provides enough room for a dining table alongside a standard lounge setup. A separate kitchen is accessed via an open archway and is fitted with classic wood-effect units, a tiled splashback, and plumbing for a washing machine.
The bedroom is a double with windows on two sides, giving it a more open feel than a typical single-aspect room. The bathroom is a white suite with an electric shower over the bath tub. Storage is a particular strong point for a flat of this size, with three built-in cupboards situated in the hallway and bedroom to help keep the main living areas clear.
The property benefits from direct access to a shared lawn via sliding doors in the living room—useful for easy access to fresh air. The grounds are bordered by mature trees and hedges, providing a decent level of privacy from the road. The apartment also includes access to a paved residents’ parking area with allocated spaces and racks for bicycle storage.
Located in a quiet North Abingdon cul-de-sac, Franklyn Close is well-positioned for easy access to the A34 and frequent bus links into Oxford. The town centre’s shops, riverside pubs, and Waitrose are all within walking distance, while the nearby White Horse Leisure Centre offers excellent local facilities. It’s a practical spot for commuters, with Radley and Didcot Parkway stations both a short drive away for direct trains to London.
• Utilities: Mains electricity/water/drainage are connected.
• Heating: Electric storage heating.
• Parking: Allocated parking.
• Broadband Coverage: Ultrafast broadband speed is available at this property along with coverage from O2, Three, Vodafone & EE.
• Rights of Way / Access: None known.
• Restrictive Covenants: None known.
• Flood Risk: Very Low.
• Building Safety / Planning Issues: Properties built or renovated pre-1999 may contain asbestos in certain building materials e.g. Artex, vinyl tiles, sheet boards and corrugated roofing, pipework and lagging/insulation. These are generally considered safe unless disturbed but prospective buyers must take their own advice.
