£475,000 /Sale price

Dating back to the inter-war years, the property is constructed of brick and stucco facade beneath a hipped tiled roof, with UPVC double glazed windows and gas fired heating, The property has been enlarged over the years, to provide well balanced and flexible accommodation. A stylish front door with decorative glass panels, flanked by large windows for natural light, opens into the entrance hall with an oak floor and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room features a bay window, a brick open fireplace and arched access to the dining room area. Double doors open to the conservatory with dwarf walling, a pitched, poly-carbonate roof, double glazed windows and doors to the garden. The kitchen offers a range of fitted light oak fronted units complemented by granite style work top surfaces, tiling and space for domestic appliances and an integrated dishwasher. There is an oak floor, recessed spotlights and a stable door to the garden. A cosy family room provides a second reception space, currently used as an additional bedroom. In addition there is a ground floor fully tiled cloak/shower room with a heated towel rail. To the first floor the principal bedroom has a bay window and fitted wardrobe. There are four further bedrooms, the smallest of which is currently used as a study. A fully tiled family bathroom with a modern white suite including a vanity sink, low level W.C, corner Jaquzzi bath, separate shower cubicle with rainwater shower head, heated towel rail and underfloor heating, completes the first floorOutsideTo the front of the property there is driveway parking enclosed by a brick wall to the front boundary and fencing to each side. The rear garden is a relaxing space measuring approximately 57 feet in length. Enclosed by fencing and predominately laid to lawn, the garden is complemented by flowering borders stocked with a range of plants and shrubs and a paved terrace adjacent to the property leading into a pathway that meanders through the garden, leading to a useful brick built outbuilding used for storage. External lighting and water supply.SituationMiddleton Cheney is one of the larger villages in the area and facilities within the village include chemist, parish church, library, bus service, village store, newsagents, post office, cafe, a range of other shops and a choice of public houses. The village also provides nursery, primary and secondary schooling. More facilities can be found in the nearby market town of Banbury including the Castle Quay Shopping Centre,Banbury Gateway Retail Park and Waitrose. There is access to the M40 at Jct 11, and a mainline railway station provides a service to London Marylebone and Birmingham. Property Ref Number: HAM-60811Additional InformationServices include gas, electricity, water, drainage and septic tank. For broadband/mobile speeds please check location at checker.ofcom.org.uk