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Austin House, Chapel Drive Ambrosden, Oxfordshire, OX25 2RS Austin House, Chapel Drive Ambrosden, Oxfordshire, OX25 2RS Bicester 3 miles (Marylebone 70 mins), Oxford 13 miles, M40 (Jnc 9) 4.5 miles (distances approx) Austin House, Chapel Drive, Ambrosden, Oxfordshire, OX25 2RS A LARGE CONTEMPORARY FAMILY HOUSE VERY WELL FITTED AND PRESENTED, SITUATED AT THE FRONT OF A SMALL CUL DE SAC IN THE HEART OF THE VILLAGE. NO ONWARD CHAIN. Hall, Cloakroom, Sitting Room with Open Fire, Dining Hall, Study, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, utility Room, Master Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room, Guest Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room, Two Further First Floor Bedrooms and Family bathroom. Superb Second Floor Bedroom. Driveway, Garage, Rear Garden with Patio and Decking. Guide Price £499,999 Freehold LOCATION Ambrosden was once thought to have derived its name from Ambrosius Aurelianus, a Roman commander who camped nearby to assist military garrisons in Alchester. It is now believed though to be taken from the Old English for ‘Ambre’s Hill’. Since the Second World War the village has accommodated British army personnel from the St Geroge’s Barracks in Arncott and housing was built for this in the 1950’s. The older part of the village has a mix of modern property alongside houses and cottages many of which are built of coarsed rubble. There is a Norman Church which has been refurbished many times since, a village pub, shops including general stores, post office, hair salon, garage and craft shop. The former school house is now the village hall and there is a more modern building which is Five Acres Primary School. There are regular bus services to Bicester and Oxford, Bicester being 3 miles to the North West with train stations providing a local service to Oxford and mainline service to London (Marylebone) and Birmingham. Oxford is circa. 13 miles and the M40 (Jcn 9) circa. 4.5 miles. The nearby Bicester offers extensive amenities and facilities including the shopping outlet Bicester Village Retail Park. EDUCATION Pre-school and Playgroup in Ambrosden Preparatory Schools at Ashfold, Oxford & Banbury Primary School in Ambrosden Secondary School in Bicester Independent Schools at Chesterton, Stowe & Oxford Chapel Drive is a small cul de sac of modern houses in the middle of the village. Austin House was built for the present owners around nine years ago in traditional red brick under a slate roof with UPVC double glazed windows throughout. There is very comfortable family accommodation briefly described as follows; Off the reception hall is a study, nicely fitted cloakroom and the dining room which has double doors out onto the garden. The sitting room runs from the front to the back of the house with a duel aspect and again doors onto the garden. There is a working fireplace with an attractive wood and marble surround and slate hearth. The kitchen/breakfast room is very well equipped with maple style units complimented with granite effect worktops. There is an integrated dishwasher, fridge and freezer with built in ‘NEFF’ halogen hob and double oven. A gas point is also available should a gas cooker be preferred. This room has a tiled floor, under pelmet lighting, and a duel aspect. A separate utility room has the plumbing for a washing machine, vent for a tumble dryer, sink, continuation of cupboards and the tiled floor. On the first floor landing is a large airing cupboard and access to the second floor. The master bedroom has fitted wardrobes and an en-suite with white sanitary ware including a wash basin set in a vanity unit, there is a tiled shower cubicle and wood laminate floor. Bedroom two also has wardrobes and similar en-suite facility. There are two further bedrooms (both with fitted wardrobes) and family bathroom. As mentioned, from the landing is access to the second floor, it is via a paddle staircase and leads up to a fantastic room with good head height clearance. It has wardrobe/cupboard space and under eaves storage. There is plenty of natural light from three velux windows. All five bedrooms have TV points. Outside at the front is a driveway with adjacent lawn and the garage. At the rear there is a patio off the sitting room. There is a lawned area with a flower border and at the end of the garden is a decked seating area with balustrade. Services; All mains services are connected Viewing; Strictly through the vendors Agent W. Humphries Ltd of Waddesdon 01296 658270 Directions; From Bicester take the A41 towards Aylesbury and after a short while turn right signposted to Ambrosden. Near the end of the village turn right into Merton Road. Chapel Drive can be found on left prior to the village shop. IMPORTANT NOTICE J042 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 W. HUMPHRIES for themselves and as Agents to the Vendors of the property give notice that: 1 These particulars have been prepared to give a fair overall description of the property whilst some descriptions are inevitably subjective, all information is given in good faith. No statement within these particulars should be relied upon as being either a statement or a representation of fact. The descriptions within do not contribute part of any offer or contract. 2 All measurements, areas and distances mentioned in these particulars are approximate and are issued as a guide only. If such details are fundamental to a purchase, purchasers must rely on their own enquiries. 3 Photographs incorporated within these particulars show only certain parts of the property and no assumptions should therefore be made in respect of parts of the property which may not be shown. 4 Nothing in these particulars should be seen as a statement that the property or any fixture described is in good condition or otherwise. Purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the condition of any property or item included within the sale. None of the appliances or services mentioned in these particulars have been tested by W. Humphries and no warranty is given or implied by them that they are in good working order. 5 If reference is made either to alterations to the property or a change of use, no warranty is given by W. Humphries or the Vendors/Lessors that any planning or other consents or Building Regulations approval has been obtained. Where references are made to potential uses (subject to planning) this information is given in good faith although purchasers must take their own enquiries to the relevant authorities. 6 Most importantly if there is any particular aspect of the property about which you would like further information, we invite you to discuss this with us before you travel to view the property. 74 High Street, Waddesdon, Buckinghamshire HP18 0JD Tel: 01296 658270 Fax: 01296 658272 Website: www.whumphries.co.uk E-mail: [email protected] .
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