North Street, Fritwell, OX27

Barn End, converted in 1980 from historic buildings, possibly 200 years old, has been thoughtfully designed and maintained to a very high standard by the present owners to offer very comfortable modern accommodation. There is a generous hallway to welcome you to the property. The well proportioned sitting room has a fireplace with a wood burner, exposed original stonework and a dual aspect with French doors to the garden allowing for an abundance of natural light. The open plan kitchen/dining room has a range of wall and base units, integrated appliances and ample space for modern family living.
There is a further sitting room with access to the rear garden as well as a cloakroom and utility room.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms with two shower rooms being en-suite. A family bathroom completes the first floor.

Outside

To the front of the house there is ample parking as well as an area of lawn, mature borders and trees/shrubs. Other features include a double gateway and a pretty porchway.
The rear garden has been extreemely well looked after with a wide range of flower beds, mature shrubs and is enclosed by a stone wall allowing for privacy. There is a paved terrace ideal for entertaining and dining accessed from both the sitting rooms and kitchen/dining room.

Situation

The much sought after village of Fritwell, which is located approximately 6 miles north west of the market town of Bicester and approximately 2 miles from junction 10 of the M40 motorway, offers a village shop/post office and Church of England primary school. State secondary education can be found in Bicester or independent schooling in Brackley, Bloxham, Buckingham and North Oxford. A further extensive range of facilities can be found in Bicester, Banbury & Oxford, with an excellent rail service to London Marylebone from Bicester North station and easy access to the M40 at junction 10.