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Deanfield Grove, Tackley DEANFIELD GROVE St Johns Road, Tackley, Oxfordshire Local area photography Deanfield Grove 01/ 02 Welcome to Deanfield Grove, Tackley Deanfield Grove is a select new With traditionally designed development of two, three and residences that provide the perfect four-bedroom family homes in setting for country life, Deanfield Tackley – a beautiful Oxfordshire Grove is the ideal opportunity to village close to some of the most own a home in this desirable area. picturesque countryside in Britain. Specifically created to fit in with the local style of the village, our homes Situated in the Cherwell Valley, just also come with spacious, high eleven miles north of Oxford and quality contemporary interiors as four miles northeast of Blenheim standard – so you will have all the Palace, Tackley offers all the comfort and convenience you benefits of country life as well as need from day one. access to Oxford city centre. Tackley is an attractive mixture of old Cotswold-style cottages and modern homes, with a village green, primary school, train station, charming pub, village hall and a great community spirit. 1 Deanfield Grove 03/ 04 Oxford is situated just eleven miles to the south, providing a further range of amenities and attractions. Home to one of the world’s ancient universities, the city is renowned for its breathtaking architecture, dreaming spires and vibrant atmosphere, but also offers all the Right on your entertainment and cultural life of a large city. Visitors can enjoy its doorstep world-class galleries and museums – including the Ashmolean, the Pitt Rivers, and 2 the Museum of Modern Art – or hire a punt and float down the Thames. Meanwhile, the Baroque Grandeur of Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill, lies only four miles southwest of Deanfield Grove. 4 35 A traditional Oxfordshire village, Tackley has more than its fair share of beauty, charm and history. The village is home to the Church of St Nicholas, parts of which date from the 11th century or earlier. In the centre of Tackley sits the village green with its old oak tree – as well as a primary school, a public house, and a 1 Tackley Village Green community-run shop stocked with your day to 2 Church of St Nicholas, Tackley day essentials. 3 Blenheim Palace 4 Cornmarket Street, Oxford 5 The Radcliffe Camera, Oxford University 5 Deanfield Grove 05/ 06 Getting around By car For travel further afield, Tackley enjoys excellent road links to Kirtlington Village 4 miles the rest of Oxfordshire and the South East. The village is situated just off the A4260 Oxford to Banbury road, and the Kirtlington Golf Club 4 miles M40 motorway for London and Birmingham is only a 15- Blenheim Palace 4.1 miles minute drive away. The S4 bus service also runs through Tackley approximately every hour, with a journey time of M&S Simply Food, Bicester 6.5 miles around 35 minutes to Oxford and 40 minutes to Banbury. M40 8.3 miles For train travel, nearby Tackley railway station offers services to Banbury, Birmingham, Oxford, London Paddington and Bicester Village 10 miles London Marylebone. Oxford Parkway station, on the Oxford 11 miles outskirts of the city, has plenty of parking and direct routes to London Marylebone in just under an hour. Oxford station Westgate Oxford Shopping Centre 12 miles also provides fast trains several times an hour to 12 Paddington, as well as services to Birmingham New Street Birmingham Airport 45 miles twice an hour. Other destinations throughout England are M25 45 miles 3 4 also available from Oxford. Heathrow Airport 53 miles 1 Kirtlington Park Central London 65 miles 2 Kirtlington Golf Club 3 Tackley Station sign 4 Westgate Centre, Oxford By train By foot From Tackley station: Tackley Primary School 0.1 miles Oxford 9 mins Tackley Railway Station 0.2 miles Banbury 18 mins Tackley Village Hall 0.4 miles From Oxford station: The Gardiner Arms 0.6 miles London Paddington 58 mins Church of St Nicholas 0.9 miles Birmingham New Street 1 hour 5 mins From Oxford Parkway: Travelling times are calculated from a number of sources and represent averages for the range of possible services or journeys. Therefore, Deanfield Homes cannot guarantee their accuracy for every London Marylebone 59 mins journey. Train information is based on thetrainline.com data at peak times. Deanfield Grove 07 /08 The development Deanfield Grove is situated on St Johns Road, just off Nethercote Road near the centre of Tackley village. Available homes range from stunning two-bedroom houses through to spacious four-bedroom family homes. The development is planned so that each house has ample outdoor space as well as easy, straightforward access to St Johns Road and the rest of Tackley. These homes are also designed to complement the local architectural style and are fitted with high quality interiors and finishes. For parking, homes are either equipped with a garage or have parking spaces allocated near the property. 8 9 q Key we r t 7 yu 6 p a io Plot 1 The Burford Plot 6 The Blenheim Plot 24 Show Home 5 3 bed home 3 bed home The Fyfield 4 bed home Plot 2 The Fyfield Plot 7 The Blenheim 4 s d 4 bed home 3 bed home Plot 25 The Ardington f 2 bed home Plot 3 The Fyfield Plot 21 The Elstow 4 bed home 4 bed home Plot 26 The Ardington 2 bed home Plot 4 The Fyfield Plot 22 The Claydon 3 4 bed home 4 bed home 2 1 j h g Plot 5 The Fyfield Plot 23 The Elstow 4 bed home 4 bed home Plots 8-20 Shared Ownership/Affordable Rented. Computer generated image of Deanfield Grove Deanfield Grove 09/ 10 The Burford Three bedroom house Plot 1 GROUND FLOOR Kitchen/Dining Room 5.19m x 3.21m 17’0" x 10’6" BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN/DINING Living Room 5.19m x 4.25m 17’0" x 13’11" ROOM W Garage 6.02m x 3.07m 19’9" x 10’0" MASTER BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR HALL BATHROOM ST GARAGE Master Bedroom 4.15m x 3.22m 13’7" x 10’6" CLK A/C W Bedroom 2 5.19m x 2.66m 17’0" x 8’8" DRESSING W W Bedroom 3 3.00m x 2.62m 9’10" x 8’7" AREA LIVING ROOM BEDROOM 3 EN-SUITE GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Computer generated KEY: ST = Storage A/C = Airing Cupboard W = Wardrobe CLK = Cloakroom artist impression Whilst these floor plans have been prepared with all due care for the convenience of the intending purchaser, the information is provided as a preliminary guide. Dimensions are taken from the widest points and may vary from actual. Layouts and fixtures shown may vary and should not be used for fitting carpets, curtains, furniture or appliances. Any furniture illustrated is for guidance only and is not included with the property. The floor plans depict typical layouts and are not to scale . Images are artists impressions and may vary. Cupboards in some properties may vary. Dotted lines denote structure above. Please confirm the most up-to-date details with our Sales Advisor on reservation. Deanfield Grove 11/ 12 EN- SUITE MASTER BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR The Fyfield W Plots 4, 5 & 24 EN-SUITE have a detached Four bedroom house W GARAGE garage Plots 2, 3, 4, 5 & 24* BEDROOM 2 A/C W GROUND FLOOR Kitchen/Breakfast Room 4.85m x 3.78m 15’10" x 12’4" BEDROOM 4 BATHROOM BEDROOM 3 Living Room 5.19m x 4.85m 17’0" x 15’10" Dining/TV Room 3.81m x 3.66m 12’6" x 12’0" Study 3.13m x 1.99m 10’3" x 6’6" Garage 6.20m x 3.03m 20’4" x 9’11" GROUND FLOOR LIVING ROOM FIRST FLOOR Master Bedroom 4.14m x 3.41m 13’6" x 11’2" Bedroom 2 3.82m x 3.44m 12’6" x 11’3" Bedroom 3 3.87m x 3.14m 12’8" x 10’3" KITCHEN/ KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST BREAKFAST ROOM ROOM Bedroom 4 3.44m x 3.13m 11’3" x 10’3" GARAGE ST CLK *Plot 24 is opposite handing to illustration. Several elevation variances exist on the Fyfield HALL housetype, please refer to the Sales Advisor for details. TV/DINING Plot 2 kitchen ROOM STUDY Computer generated KEY: ST = Storage A/C = Airing Cupboard W = Wardrobe CLK = Cloakroom artist impression Whilst these floor plans have been prepared with all due care for the convenience of the intending purchaser, the information is provided as a preliminary guide. Dimensions are taken from the widest points and may vary from actual. Layouts and fixtures shown may vary and should not be used for fitting carpets, curtains, furniture or appliances. Any furniture illustrated is for guidance only and is not included with the property. The floor plans depict typical layouts and are not to scale . Images are artists impressions and may vary. Cupboards in some properties may vary. Dotted lines denote reduced head height or structure above. Solid thin line denotes extent of full height ceiling. Please confirm the most up-to-date details with our Sales Advisor on reservation. Deanfield Grove 13/ 14 The Blenheim Three bedroom house Plots 6* & 7 GROUND FLOOR Kitchen 4.99m x 2.60m 16’4" x 8’6" Living/Dining Room 6.23m x 4.95m 20’5" x 16’2" EN-SUITE MASTER BEDROOM Garage 6.08m x 3.15m 19’11" x 10’4" L LIVING/DINING ROOM FIRST FLOOR GARAGE W Master Bedroom 3.46m x 3.32m 11’4" x 10’10" BATHROOM ST Bedroom 2 3.22m x 2.56m 10’4" x 8’4" ST W KITCHEN H HALL Bedroom 3 2.28m x 2.05m 7’5" x 6’8" A/C BEDROOM 2 CLK BEDROOM 3 *Plot 6 is opposite handing to illustration.
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