Wood View, Banbury, OX16

Appealing in design and specified for contemporary modern day living, these stylish properties are accessed via a private drive, perfectly positioned for access to the facilities of the town. Each property offers an exceptional interior aimed
at delivering a high specification with a sleek and stylish design including solar panels and electric car charging points. Each property offers character and choice with double garages and enclosed gardens – all set in a secluded location overlooking the park.

Completion from Winter 2023. A full brochure is available on request. Second phase now launched with only four plots remaining with opportunity to reserve off plan. Prices from £725,000.

Please call the office to register your early interest in this exciting and exclusive development.

Situation

Banbury, on the River Cherwell, is located
just north of Oxford, amidst beautiful rolling
countryside at the edge of the Cotswolds. The
town is steeped in history, it was an important
centre for wool trading in the 13th Century and
developed into a small industrial hub after the
Oxford canal was opened in 1790. An impressive bronze statue of the ‘Fine Lady’ from the famous ‘Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross’ rhyme is immortalised as a statue in the town centre. The original Banbury Cross was destroyed in the late 1500s but a replacement, erected in 1859, still stands today. The town has a historic Market Place, providing a central point to the atmospheric lanes and streets of the Old Town along with the expanding Castle Quay shopping mall and the town’s Museum which are set directly beside the Oxford Canal. You’ll be well connected Banbury Train Station provides services to London Marylebone in under an hour (peak service)
2 miles to M40 J11 linking London and the Midlands29 miles to Stratford for horse racing and theatres 32 miles to the university city of Oxford for history, culture and shopping The local area provides a range of primary, secondary and mixed boarding schools. Independent schools including St. Johns Priory Prep School, Carrdus, Tudor Hall (girls) and Bloxham School (co-ed) are all within easy reach. The modern centre has a full range of shops, supermarkets and Castle Quay incorporates,
Lock29 which is a sustainable community
destination featuring diverse and exciting food
and drink artisans, a casual pop-up cinema and
edgy independent retailers.

Additional Information

Council Tax Band - To Be Confirmed - Cherwell District Council