Chapel Street, Bicester

An individual period detached house situated in a central yet quiet location providing fabulous potential to update and improve. No onward chain. This substantial and interesting property has a spacious entrance hall, a large sitting room, a large proportioned kitchen/diner, a conservatory, utility room and ground floor cloakroom. The first floor offers a large landing which would make an ideal study, two bedrooms, a dressing room capable of conversion back to a bedroom and a bathroom. The gardens well proportioned and south facing with parking and there is also a garage.
MATERIAL INFORMATION
A traditionally constructed period detached house with later extensions. Mains; Oil, electricity, water and drainage are connected, we believe that mains gas is available in Chapel Street. Heating oil fired boiler to radiators. Properties built pre-2000 may contain asbestos in certain materials used in their construction or in subsequent building work. Examples of these materials are; Artex, vinyl tiles, sheet boards, corrugated roofing, pipework and lagging/insulation. These are generally considered safe unless disturbed but prospective buyers must take their own advice. Restrictive covenants are in place – should this be of concern, please contact Thomas Merrifield before arranging a viewing. According to Gov.uk the risk of flooding from any source is very low. Likely availability of broadband – according to Ofcom – all broadband speeds including Ultra fast are likely to be available. Any predicted mobile phone availability, according to Ofcom – EE, 02 and Vodafone, good outdoor and variable in home. Three good outdoor. The property is located in a conservation area. There is movement to the property in 2010 which was dealt with under insurance claim at that time. Cherwell District Council – D. EPC – F.
Ideally situated in a quiet road within a quarter of a mile of the; town centre, Market Square and Bicester Village Railway Station. Bicester is a thriving historic market town with exceptional road and rail links. Both Junction 9 and 10 of the M40 are easily accessible, the town’s two mainline railway stations, between them, provide services to Oxford, Birmingham and London Marylebone in approximately 45 minutes. The town caters for all everyday needs as well as offering extensive recreational and employment opportunities.