Four-bed detached house in Launton on market for offers over £825,000

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Four-bed detached house in Launton on market for offers over £825,000

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A four-bedroom detached residence situated in the Oxfordshire village of Launton has been listed for sale with offers invited in excess of £825,000.

The freehold property has undergone extension and renovation works, according to marketing particulars for the dwelling.

The accommodation is presented as suitable for family occupation, positioned within the village and offering connections to Bicester alongside major commuter corridors.

Internal features include an entrance hallway providing access to a reception room receiving natural daylight and equipped with a multi-fuel heating appliance.

The ground floor accommodation further comprises a kitchen and breakfast area featuring a central island unit, integrated white goods, storage cupboards at base and wall height, and a wine refrigeration unit.

Adjoining this space is an open-plan dining and living area fitted with folding doors giving access to the rear terrace.

A former integral garage has been converted to provide a flexible room currently arranged as a home office or children’s play area.

Completing the ground floor arrangement are a cloakroom and a separate utility space.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom benefits from elevated ceiling heights, a projecting bay window and an en-suite facility incorporating a double shower enclosure and twin washbasins.

Three additional bedrooms are located on this level, one of which retains an original decorative fireplace.

A family bathroom serves this floor, equipped with both shower and bathtub facilities.

The external rear grounds consist primarily of lawned garden space accompanied by planted borders and a paved seating terrace.

A walkway leads to a detached garden building constructed for use as a home working space.

The front of the property features a gravel driveway enclosed by gates, providing vehicular parking for multiple cars.

Local amenities within Launton include a community hall, sporting facilities, a place of worship, two public houses and a Post Office outlet.

Public transport options include a regular bus service connecting residents to Bicester, where two railway stations serve the surrounding area.

Bicester North station offers direct rail connections to London Marylebone and Birmingham.

Road connectivity is provided via the M40, A41, A43 and A34 trunk routes, all accessible within a short distance of the village.

The property entered the residential market on the previous day.

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