3 bedroom terraced house for sale

A Deceptively Spacious Three Bedroom Home Set Over Three Floors, built around 10 years ago and finished to a high standard located in the popular village of Middle Barton.

Upon entering the property, with the front door being accessed to the right hand side of the property you are greeted into spacious entrance hall, with a sitting room to the left hand side with duel aspect windows over the front of the property.
Back in the entrance hall you have a useful cloakroom/ utility room housing a freestanding tumble dryer and washing machine.

The spacious kitchen/dining area accommodated both floor and eye level units, with bi-fold doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen has a large dining table and is perfect for entertaining. Appliances include electric induction hob with extractor hood above, electric oven, fridge freezer and dishwasher.
On the first floor is a generous bedroom two, with bedroom three being used as a dressing room, ideal as an additional study or nursery. The family bathroom has a useful vanity unit for useful storage and a shower over the bath.
On the second floor is the main bedroom with duel Velux windows, allowing for lots of natural light.

The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, split on two levels with a separate decked area this space is great for relaxing in the warmer months, with side access leading you to the front.
To the front, is a gravel driveway with Parking for two vehicles.
Middle Barton is one of three linked Barton villages approximately 7 miles from Woodstock, dating back to pre-Norman times. Between them they offer a range of facilities including pubs, an award-winning restaurant, a garage and a village shop / post office.
The village has extensive sporting facilities and a children’s playground. The primary school is within easy walking distance, and it is exceptionally well regarded. While rural and very much tucked away, the village is well placed mid-way between Oxford and Banbury, amongst other charming North Oxfordshire Cotswold locations such as Great Tew and Duns Tew. Commutability is easy. Lower Heyford station is 5 minutes away with connections to Oxford, London (Paddington), Banbury and Birmingham (New Street). Oxford Parkway Station, in nearby Kidlington, has direct connections to London (Marylebone). It is 15 minutes by car to J10 of the M40. A local bus service circulates around the nearby villages. And for those of you that need to work from home there is both fibre to cabinet broadband and Gigaclear ultrafast broadband available.




Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold