Meadow View, Wendlebury, Bicester

The property is in a quiet and private area, not directly overlooked from front or back. Wendlebury benefits from low light pollution, which is a real bonus for starry nights in the back garden. The home is ideal as a downsize or for a single person or couple - featuring a generous sitting room which is access from the front vestible. On from this is a reasonably sized kitchen with space for dining area and access to rear garden. The bedroom and bathroom lead off an inner hall and there are multiple fitted storage cupboards available. The well kept back garden comprises a patio, lawn, raised beds and a shed.

Meadow View is well placed for getting around with or without a car. The S5 bus stops on the A41, and from there a gate leads into the churchyard of St Giles Church. It's then a short walk to Meadow View, either across a field (with a public right of way) or via main road. A Thames Travel bus also connects Bicester with the surrounding villages and Oxford, with pick-up and drop-off by The Lion pub. By car, Bicester North, Bicester Village and Oxford Parkway stations are all easily reached, and turning right out of Meadow View onto the B430 avoids the M40 J9 traffic towards Oxford.

Wendlebury is known for having an active community, The Village Hall hosts activities including dog training, a monthly Women's Institute and a Gardening Club, as well as occasional coffee mornings, raffles and ticketed suppers, and the village Christmas tree lights switch-on. St Giles Church is another key component of the village, and also playing host to various social gatherings and initiatives.

Dog owners are well catered for, with plenty of public footpaths and a friendly community of village dog walkers. Wendlebury Walkies, a secure field on Langford Lane just outside the village, can be hired for £10 per 50-minute slot.

Weston-on-the-Green is about seven minutes' drive along the B430. It has an excellent community-run village shop and Post Office (with an Evri drop-off and collection point), as well as popular café The Milk Shed and the Old Flight House Antiques Centre along with the Ben Jonson Spud Pub.

The property is on the right side of Bicester for accessing David Lloyd gym, Blue Dimond Garden Centre, Bicester Hotel Golf and Spa - all just a few minutes by car, or for heading towards Oxford.

The current owner has this to say; "I've been very happy living in Meadow View for seven years with nice neighbours and we regularly chat over the back fence.

I believe Meadow View would suit a single person or couple seeking a "cottagecore" lifestyle, with easy access to Oxford, London and the M40, and it's probably the most affordable property in the village! It would also suit a single professional in their middle years, such as a teacher, medic or academic, or a single downsizer."