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Beloved Cotswolds eatery in Oxfordshire town listed for £275,000

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A well-regarded Cotswold stone takeaway spot in Oxfordshire has hit the market for £275,000, with a residential flat also included in the transaction.

Cotswold Takeaway in Chipping Norton is being sold through Tayler & Fletcher.

The establishment offers pizza, chicken and burgers, earning a rating of 4.2 stars from more than 40 Google Reviews.

The apartment above is reached through the restaurant space and features a kitchenette, living area, bedroom and bathroom.

According to the listing: “1 Horsefair is a two-storey Cotswold stone building currently comprising a ground-floor takeaway premises and a one-bedroom flat above with separate entrance.

“It occupies a prominent position at the start of Horsefair, which leads directly to the High Street, and is situated between a popular pub and an Indian restaurant.”

The agent notes that the flat would require updating.

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