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27 Plowden Close Aston Le Walls 27 Plowden Close Aston Le Walls 27 Plowden Close Aston Le Walls, Northamptonshire, Approximate distances Banbury 8 miles Daventry 11 miles Junction 11 (M40 motorway) 6 miles M1 (Junction 16) approx 15 miles Banbury to Marylebone by rail approx. 55 mins Banbury to Birmingham by rail 50 mins Banbury to Oxford by rail approx. 17 mins A SPACIOUS DETACHED NON-ESTATE BUNGALOW IN A PLEASANT VILLAGE LOCATION WITH OUTLOOKS TO THE FRONT OVER FIELDS. Large hall, spacious sitting room, conservatory, large kitchen/breakfast room, utility, three bedrooms, bathroom, uPVC double glazing, oil ch, gardens, garage. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain. £285,000 FREEHOLD Directions * A surprisingly spacious detached non-estate From Banbury proceed in a northerly direction bungalow. toward Daventry (A361). Travel through the villages of Wardington and Chipping Warden and * Large split level hall. then turn left where signposted to Aston Le Walls. The property will be found on the left hand * Spacious sitting room with three wall light side and can be recognised by our "For Sale" points and bay window to front. board. Directions * uPVC double glazed conservatory. The village of Aston Le Walls is located on the North Oxfordshire/South Northamptonshire * Well proportioned dining room with bay borders and has amenities which include St. window to front. Mary's primary school, churches of differing denominations, village hall. There are further * Large kitchen/breakfast room with a range of amenities in the nearby village of Chipping antique style base and eye level units Warden and the larger village of Byfield. The incorporating built-in extractor hood, space for nearby villages of Lower & Upper Boddington fridge and freezer, electric cooker point, work have public houses. The Hellidon Lakes Golf surfaces, ceramic tiled floor, ample space for Course is a few miles away and there is a weekly table and chairs. bus service. The Property * Separate utility with base units, plumbing for 27 PLOWDEN CLOSE is a very well proportioned washing machine and space for tumble dryer, detached brick built bungalow which we sink unit, work surfaces, ceramic tiled floor and understand was constructed approximately 20 free standing oil fired boiler, door to the side. years ago. It offers spacious accommodation which includes a large main reception room with * Two double bedrooms and a further large single bay window to the front and which leads to a bedroom. conservatory with uPVC double glazed doors and window to the rear garden. There is a spacious * Bathroom with a suite comprising a panelled dining room with a bay window to the front and a bath with mixer taps, shower attachment and much larger than average kitchen/breakfast room fully tiled surround, wash hand basin and WC, and separate utility. There are two double half tiled walls. bedrooms and a large single as well as a bathroom. The accommodation is complemented * Oil central heating via radiators, cavity wall by oil central heating via radiators and uPVC insulation, uPVC double glazed windows. double glazed windows. There is also cavity wall insulation and upgraded roof insulation. * Garage to front with up and over door, work bench, light and power connected. Externally there are small areas of garden to front, side and rear. * Small garden areas to front, side and rear with lawned areas, beds and borders, paved patios A floorplan has been provided to show the and shrubs. dimensions and layout of the property as detailed below. Some of the main features are as follows: Services All mains services are connected with the exception of gas. Local Authority South Northants District Council. Council tax band D. Viewing Strictly by prior arrangement with the Sole Agents Anker & Partners. Agents note All room dimensions show maximum approximate measurements unless stated to the contrary. Facts provided by the vendors of this property are not a warranty. Room sizes are approximate and rounded and should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. Any purchaser is advised to seek professional or specialist advice. The description herein is not designed to mislead, please feel free to speak with us regarding any aspect unclear before viewing. Survey & Valuation Should you decide to purchase elsewhere in the Banbury area (via another Estate Agent) do please bear in mind that our Partner Robert Moore is a Chartered Surveyor and he is able to undertake Building Surveys, Home Buyer Reports and Valuations for all purposes. Discounted fee terms are available when simultaneous mortgage valuation work is carried out. EPC A copy of the full Energy Performance Certificate is available on request. www. 01295 271414 ankerandpartners.co.uk [email protected] the londonoffice.co.uk 31-32 High Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 5ER Fax: 01295 264100 40 ST JAMES’S PLACE SW1 PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991: The Agents has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings, or services, so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. The buyer is advised to obtain verification from his or her Professional Buyer. References to the Tenure of the property are based on information supplied by the Vendor. The agents have not had sight of the title documents. The buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. You are adv ised to check the availability of any property before travelling any distance to view..
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