House For Sale £535,000
A well presented detached village home offering flexible family accommodation including an entrance hall, a light and airy sitting room with a fireplace, double glazed picture window to the front aspect and double glazed doors opening onto the attractive rear gardens. The kitchen/dining room is fitted with a range of base and wall units, Granite worktops and breakfast bar, built in appliances including hob, oven, cooker extractor, fridge/freezer, plumbing for dishwasher and under floor heating. There is also a useful utility, cloakroom with modern white suite and study/bedroom four. On the first floor there are three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>The property occupies a good size plot with an area of lawn and ample off road parking to the front aspect. The double garage has an up and over door and has power and light connected.
The attractive rear garden is again laid to lawn with decked seating areas, well stocked flower and shrub borders, play area, summer house and garden store.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>Aynho, which is situated south east of Banbury on the B4100 in the South Northamptonshire countryside, is often referred to locally as the Apricot village, as the cottagers used to have to pay the lord of the manor a toll in this fruit. The village is made up predominantly of period stone properties together with a limited number of more recent homes and has a good community spirit. The village is conveniently situated for access to the towns of Banbury and Bicester, both of which offer a comprehensive range of facilities with primary and secondary schooling found in neighbouring villages. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at junction 10 (Ardley), There is also an excellent mainline train service (London Marylebone & Birmingham) from both Banbury & Bicester.
The attractive rear garden is again laid to lawn with decked seating areas, well stocked flower and shrub borders, play area, summer house and garden store.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>Aynho, which is situated south east of Banbury on the B4100 in the South Northamptonshire countryside, is often referred to locally as the Apricot village, as the cottagers used to have to pay the lord of the manor a toll in this fruit. The village is made up predominantly of period stone properties together with a limited number of more recent homes and has a good community spirit. The village is conveniently situated for access to the towns of Banbury and Bicester, both of which offer a comprehensive range of facilities with primary and secondary schooling found in neighbouring villages. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at junction 10 (Ardley), There is also an excellent mainline train service (London Marylebone & Birmingham) from both Banbury & Bicester.
