House For Sale £385,000
Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26

A 3 or 4 bedroom home situated on the desirable Bure Park development in Bicester. This property showcases an impressive array of amenities, including a main bedroom with en-suite facilities, downstairs cloakroom, a generously proportioned living room, and a well-appointed kitchen.

Property Details

This property features four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a downstairs cloakroom. The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. One of the downstairs double bedrooms opens onto the garden and could be utilized as a study for working from home. The kitchen-diner area opens onto the garden. Off-street parking is available. There is a storeroom adjacent to the kitchen that can function as a pantry. The property is located within walking distance of Bure Park Primary School and the shops in the Bure Park area.

Bicester is perhaps one of the most attractive towns in the South of England. The burgeoning community has seen an increase in every amenity at great speed in recent years and hence today this is a thriving town with huge opportunity. Good local schools, a new cinema, restaurants, parks, not to mention Bicester Village (a remarkably successful factory outlet for luxury goods, visited from worldwide), plus the fast train into London Marylebone and M40 access all conspire to make this an amazing place to live.

Bure Park Estate itself offers a nurturing environment with a nursery and primary school, a nearby shopping parade featuring a supermarket, pharmacy, hairdressers, and a family-friendly pub. With easy access to the M40, London, Birmingham, and Oxford are all within reach. Nature reserves and walkways abound, and allocated play areas provide endless recreational opportunities for the whole family.
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