House For Sale £500,000
Located in a quiet location on a no through lane, we are favoured with instructions to sell this period stone cottage having been in the same ownership for over thirty years. Constructed of stone and brick beneath a tiled roof with wooden windows and oil fired heating, the cottage has many period features including an inglenook fireplace, beamed ceilings and exposed stonework. The property stands in grounds of approximately a third of an acre with a range of outbuildings including a garage and carport, the cottage and outbuildings are in need of considerable renovation and modernisation and offers potential to add further value with scope to create ancillary accommodation.
Whilst there has been no survey undertaken, the renovation is likely to include but not necessarily limited to plumbing, wiring, heating, plastering, window replacement, cosmetic re-fitting of kitchen and bathroom, possible re-configuration of the layout, renovation of the outbuildings and some tidying of the garden. The cottage offers potential for conversion of the roof space to generate additional accommodation, subject to the necessary consents and regulations.
Outside
The cottage is adjacent to Manor Road, with a private gated driveway providing parking for several vehicles and leading to the garage, car port and further outbuildings. The mature gardens are enclosed by fenced and walled boundaries extending to approximately 0.36 of an acre. Principally laid to lawn, the gardens are complimented by well stocked flowering borders and a variety of plants, shrubs and fruit trees including apple, pear and plum. The garden also has a greenhouse. The brick built outbuildings offer scope for conversion into ancillary accommodation, subject to the necessary consent and regulations.
Situation
Great Bourton is located to the north of Banbury just off the A423 Southam Road. The village has a church and public house. The neighbouring village of Cropredy has a local primary school and further facilities. In the nearby market town of Banbury there is a more comprehensive range of facilities including superstore, shopping centre, mainline railway station providing access to London Marylebone, Oxford and the north, together with Junction 11 of the M40 motorway.
Whilst there has been no survey undertaken, the renovation is likely to include but not necessarily limited to plumbing, wiring, heating, plastering, window replacement, cosmetic re-fitting of kitchen and bathroom, possible re-configuration of the layout, renovation of the outbuildings and some tidying of the garden. The cottage offers potential for conversion of the roof space to generate additional accommodation, subject to the necessary consents and regulations.
Outside
The cottage is adjacent to Manor Road, with a private gated driveway providing parking for several vehicles and leading to the garage, car port and further outbuildings. The mature gardens are enclosed by fenced and walled boundaries extending to approximately 0.36 of an acre. Principally laid to lawn, the gardens are complimented by well stocked flowering borders and a variety of plants, shrubs and fruit trees including apple, pear and plum. The garden also has a greenhouse. The brick built outbuildings offer scope for conversion into ancillary accommodation, subject to the necessary consent and regulations.
Situation
Great Bourton is located to the north of Banbury just off the A423 Southam Road. The village has a church and public house. The neighbouring village of Cropredy has a local primary school and further facilities. In the nearby market town of Banbury there is a more comprehensive range of facilities including superstore, shopping centre, mainline railway station providing access to London Marylebone, Oxford and the north, together with Junction 11 of the M40 motorway.
