House For Sale £325,000
This is a charming village cottage offering many character features with accommodation arranged over two floors including a good size sitting/dining room with a stone fireplace and exposed beams, kitchen fitted with an attractive range of base and wall units plus built in oven and hob, rear lobby, ground floor cloakroom, two bedrooms and a refitted bathroom including a free standing bath with ball and claw feet, mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash basin, low level WC, large separate shower cubicle, tiled floor, part tiled walls and a heated towel rail.
Outside
The good size rear garden includes an attractive split level patio with steps up to an area laid to lawn, well stocked flower and shrub border, trellis arch, further gravelled area, timber garden shed and an outside tap.
Situation
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. The village is conveniently situated for access to the towns of Banbury and Bicester, both of which offer a comprehensive range of facilities. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at junction 10 (Ardley)
Additional Information
The property benefits from gas fired heating to radiators, a superb re-fitted bathroom and a good size rear garden. There is also a part flying freehold. Lovage Cottage has a right of way over the side passageway belonging to the neighbouring cottage providing pedestrian access to the rear garden. Council Tax Band: C
Outside
The good size rear garden includes an attractive split level patio with steps up to an area laid to lawn, well stocked flower and shrub border, trellis arch, further gravelled area, timber garden shed and an outside tap.
Situation
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. The village is conveniently situated for access to the towns of Banbury and Bicester, both of which offer a comprehensive range of facilities. Access to the M40 motorway can be gained at junction 10 (Ardley)
Additional Information
The property benefits from gas fired heating to radiators, a superb re-fitted bathroom and a good size rear garden. There is also a part flying freehold. Lovage Cottage has a right of way over the side passageway belonging to the neighbouring cottage providing pedestrian access to the rear garden. Council Tax Band: C
