A four-bedroom detached property has been released onto the market in Bicester with an asking price of £735,000.
The residence sits within the established Langford Village area, recognised as one of the town’s most desirable addresses according to the property listing.
Constructed approximately three decades past, the dwelling has undergone substantial improvements and internal reorganisation.
Among the alterations undertaken, part of the garage space was converted to establish a dedicated study area.
The interior configuration comprises an entrance hallway opening onto a reception room fitted with a built-in fireplace.
A conservatory positioned at the rear of the property features a thermally efficient roof structure supplemented by heat-reflective skylights.
A distinct dining room provides additional living accommodation.
The kitchen has been fully refitted and comprises integrated appliances consisting of a dishwasher, combined refrigerator-freezer, washer-dryer, slide-and-hide oven, and a combination microwave oven.
A utility room and ground-floor cloakroom complete the ground floor arrangement.
The upper level contains four bedrooms served by a refitted family bathroom and a private en-suite shower room.
Additional improvements to the property encompass replacement windows, external doors, guttering and fascia boards.
Externally, the premises benefits from driveway parking provision and a garage structure.
The rear garden occupies a south-southwesterly orientation and is described as offering seclusion with sunlight available throughout the day.
Langford Village offers everyday amenities including a primary school, retail facilities, a public house and a thriving neighbourhood community.
Transport connectivity is provided via Bicester Village railway station, while the town operates two railway stations offering connections to Oxford, Birmingham and London Marylebone.
The M40 motorway can be reached via Junctions 9 and 10.
The property is held on a freehold basis and has been awarded an Energy Performance Certificate rating of C.
Cherwell District Council administers local services with the property placed in council tax band F.
Utility provision includes mains electricity, gas, drainage and water supplies, with heating delivered through a gas-fired boiler and radiator system.