House For Sale £375,000
Edge of village located three bedroom terrace with the living room separated by A side alleyway, re-fits to the kitchen & bathroom, almost full width lean-to across the back linking to A large utility area, new full heating system.
Key Facts for Buyers:
Old EPCRating: E (39) but being updated with a new EPC to reflect the recent refurbishment which includes a completely new heating system.
Council Tax: Band C, approx. £1900 pa.
General:
The property was originally a local authority property so is solidly built with brick internal walls, substantial roof timbers and a decent sized garden. Even the utility shed roof is constructed of concrete slab and designed to last. Recently the property has been refurbished with a new kitchen and bathroom plus a full heating system.
The village dates to Roman times. ‘Stratton’ meaning straight refers to the Roman road between Bicester an Alchester, effectively translating to ‘village on the straight (Roman) road’. The castle earthworks on the other side of the village is where the four-pillared stone castle used to stand, dating from the 1300s. The village has a strong association with horses and is home to the local hunt which has about 100 hounds, the kennels being on Bicester Road.
Ground Floor:
Open porch:
Outside courtesy light, part glazed security front door to:-
living room: (Originally a lounge-diner) 21’10 x 11’11 narrowing to 9’11.
Front & rear aspect double-glazed windows, blanked fireplace recess with timber mantle, engineered Oak flooring, radiator.
Re-fitted kitchen: 10’5 x 8’0.
Rear aspect half-glazed PVC door with adjacent window to the lean-to, plain plaster ceiling, down lighting, ceramic tiled floor. Range of base and wall units with compact laminate worktop and tiled surround, 450mm tall larder unit, 4-ring ceramic electric hob, double cavity stainless steel and glass finish fan oven / oven-grill, stainless steel extractor hood, 600mm cutlery & pan drawers, composite sink, integrated slimline dishwasher, further range of base units opposite.
Lean-to: 16’9 x 10’4.
Rear aspect PVC French doors to the garden, rear aspect double-glazed window, side door to the alleyway, laminate flooring, radiator, polycarbonate sandwich roof.
Utility room: 8’1 x 6’10.
Single skin brick construction with a concrete slab roof, laminate flooring, range of base and wall units (refer to photo), floor standing new ‘Worcester’ oil boiler.
First Floor:
Landing:
Plain plaster ceiling, coving, loft hatch (part boarded, hard wired light, power socket).
Re-fitted bathroom: 7’9 x 5’11.
Two rear aspect double glazed windows, plain plaster ceiling, downlighting, extractor fan, ‘P’ shaped shower-bath with mixer tap and thermostatic shower, sliding head support, built-in furniture with wash hand basin molded top and concealed cistern WC, heated towel rail.
Bedroom one: 12’5 extending to 14’1 plus wardrobes x 9’1 widening to 10’5 along the wardrobe wall.
Rear aspect double-glazed window, coving, wall-to-wall wardrobes, built-in shallow cupboard, radiator.
Bedroom two: 12’6 x 9’1.
Front aspect double-glazed window, coving, radiator.
Bedroom three: 9’0 x 8’1 (max).
Front aspect double-glazed window, plain plaster ceiling, coving, radiator.
Outside:
Front garden:
Off road parking for two cars, side by side.
Rear garden: Refer to photos.
About 60ft deep.
Key Facts for Buyers:
Old EPCRating: E (39) but being updated with a new EPC to reflect the recent refurbishment which includes a completely new heating system.
Council Tax: Band C, approx. £1900 pa.
General:
The property was originally a local authority property so is solidly built with brick internal walls, substantial roof timbers and a decent sized garden. Even the utility shed roof is constructed of concrete slab and designed to last. Recently the property has been refurbished with a new kitchen and bathroom plus a full heating system.
The village dates to Roman times. ‘Stratton’ meaning straight refers to the Roman road between Bicester an Alchester, effectively translating to ‘village on the straight (Roman) road’. The castle earthworks on the other side of the village is where the four-pillared stone castle used to stand, dating from the 1300s. The village has a strong association with horses and is home to the local hunt which has about 100 hounds, the kennels being on Bicester Road.
Ground Floor:
Open porch:
Outside courtesy light, part glazed security front door to:-
living room: (Originally a lounge-diner) 21’10 x 11’11 narrowing to 9’11.
Front & rear aspect double-glazed windows, blanked fireplace recess with timber mantle, engineered Oak flooring, radiator.
Re-fitted kitchen: 10’5 x 8’0.
Rear aspect half-glazed PVC door with adjacent window to the lean-to, plain plaster ceiling, down lighting, ceramic tiled floor. Range of base and wall units with compact laminate worktop and tiled surround, 450mm tall larder unit, 4-ring ceramic electric hob, double cavity stainless steel and glass finish fan oven / oven-grill, stainless steel extractor hood, 600mm cutlery & pan drawers, composite sink, integrated slimline dishwasher, further range of base units opposite.
Lean-to: 16’9 x 10’4.
Rear aspect PVC French doors to the garden, rear aspect double-glazed window, side door to the alleyway, laminate flooring, radiator, polycarbonate sandwich roof.
Utility room: 8’1 x 6’10.
Single skin brick construction with a concrete slab roof, laminate flooring, range of base and wall units (refer to photo), floor standing new ‘Worcester’ oil boiler.
First Floor:
Landing:
Plain plaster ceiling, coving, loft hatch (part boarded, hard wired light, power socket).
Re-fitted bathroom: 7’9 x 5’11.
Two rear aspect double glazed windows, plain plaster ceiling, downlighting, extractor fan, ‘P’ shaped shower-bath with mixer tap and thermostatic shower, sliding head support, built-in furniture with wash hand basin molded top and concealed cistern WC, heated towel rail.
Bedroom one: 12’5 extending to 14’1 plus wardrobes x 9’1 widening to 10’5 along the wardrobe wall.
Rear aspect double-glazed window, coving, wall-to-wall wardrobes, built-in shallow cupboard, radiator.
Bedroom two: 12’6 x 9’1.
Front aspect double-glazed window, coving, radiator.
Bedroom three: 9’0 x 8’1 (max).
Front aspect double-glazed window, plain plaster ceiling, coving, radiator.
Outside:
Front garden:
Off road parking for two cars, side by side.
Rear garden: Refer to photos.
About 60ft deep.
