An attractive three storey Victorian town house conveniently located for the town centre, railway station and junction 11 M40.

Living room | Separate dining room| Kitchen |Ground floor bathroom | Two first floor double bedrooms| Double bedroom to second floor | Garden to front| Garden to rear| On street parking 

Providing well-proportioned accommodation over three floors and benefiting from three double bedrooms, a well presented three bedroom end of terrace town house located on the east side of Banbury within close proximity of many amenities.

Ground Floor

Front door.

Sitting room.  Door to;

Separate dining room:  Stairs rising to first floor. Useful  understairs storage cupboard.  Doorway through to;

Kitchen: Stainless steel inset sink unit and drainer. Range of light wood fronted wall and base units.  Free space and plumbing for washing machine.  Integrated four ring electric hob with electric oven under, extractor over. Further work surface and free space under. Wall mounted gas Ideal gas boiler for domestic hot water and central heating. Vinolay flooring.  Door through to lobby.  Door giving access to garden.  Useful storage cupboard.

Bathroom:  Modern white suite comprising of panelled bath with mixer tap shower over, handbasin with inset vanity unit and low level WC.  Tiling to splashback areas.  Extractor.

First Floor

Landing:  Double glazed window to side aspect.  Useful storage cupboard.  Stairs rising to second floor.

Bedroom two: Double bedroom to front aspect. 

Bedroom three: Double bedroom to rear aspect. 

Second Floor

Master bedroom: Generous double bedroom with window to front aspect.

Outside

Rear garden: Laid to lawn. Hardstanding for shed.  Fencing to boundaries.  Flowers, shrubs and bushes. The garden measures approximately 35 ft in length. Access front to back via pathway.  Right of access to neighbouring properties.

There is a right of access to neighbouring properties.

Front:  Enclosed front garden.  Laid to shingle.  Pathway to front door.

Directions: From Banbury Cross proceed east through the High Street and into George Street.  At the  second set of    traffic lights turn left into Lower Cherwell Street and right into the Middleton Road.  Continue over the     railway bridge and along the Middleton Road, taking the third turning left into East Street and left into North Street.