Having been greatly improved and enlarged by the current owners, this wonderful Edwardian home offers over 2800 sq ft of flexible living with a lovely balance of character features typical of its era and yet the benefits, convenience and practicalities of modern day living.

The property seamlessly blends original period character with thoughtful modern enhancements, offering spacious and versatile accommodation throughout. Retaining many of its classic 1930s features, the home has been carefully maintained and improved to a very high standard, with generous living spaces, well-proportioned rooms, and an abundance of natural light. The enlarged layout provides excellent flexibility for family living and entertaining, while the central location affords convenient access to local amenities, shops, schools, transport links (including Banbury train station) making this an exceptional and rarely available home.

Outside

To the front of the property a driveway offers parking for a number of vehicles and access to the garage with an electric up and over door, light and power. The garden is predominately lawn with an established hedge creating a good degree of privacy.

To the rear of the property, a most wonderful established garden offers a lovely space to relax and unwind with a sun terrace that seamlessly flows from the garden room, this is an ideal space for entertaining family and friends. The garden has been cleverly designed with various tree species which offer welcome shade in the summer months and strategically placed seating areas beneath. Numerous perennial flower and shrub borders offer an array of colour and interest throughout the seasons with the central area laid to lawn. Within the garden there are numerous outbuildings providing a good degree of storage as well as a chicken coup and greenhouse.

Situation

Banbury is an historical market town and conveniently located for the M40 (Jct 11) which gives access to Oxford (23 miles), Birmingham (43 miles), London (78 miles). Banbury mainline station to London/Marylebone (under the hour) and Birmingham Snow Hill (55 mins). Some very attractive countryside surrounds and many places of historical interest are within easy reach such as Warwick, Stratford upon Avon and Oxford. The town is served by many shops and facilities including Castle Quay Shopping Centre, Castle Quay Two, Gateway Retail Park and numerous health and fitness clubs including Bannatynes in nearby Bodicote. There is excellent local schooling in the area which include - St. Johns Priory Prep School, Tudor Hall (girls) and The Warriner School, Bloxham and Bloxham Public School.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-62911

Additional Information

Services include mains water, electricity, gas, drainage. Local Authority Cherwell District Council - Tax Band E. Check mobile/broadband speeds for the location at checker.ofcom.org.uk