A unique opportunity to purchase a three-bedroom semi-detached cottage, that has been extended to provide fantastic open living space on an enviable plot enjoying views over open farmland.

This fabulous brick-built cottage enjoys a rural location, whilst still being accessible to excellent commuter links and nearby amenities.

Approached via double wooden gates and a large driveway offering plenty of parking for vehicles this rarely available attractive property is the perfect escape for those looking to enjoy a rural lifestyle.

The entrance hallway leads to a pretty reception room at the front of the property with attractive wooden beams and a feature fireplace, which lends itself to being used as a snug, study, or potentially a playroom.

Leading off the snug is the dining room, which is open plan to the sitting room.

The dining room is a fantastic room for both casual and formal dining, with plenty of space for a large table and chairs.

The sitting room is a stunning reception room, filled with natural light from the double aspect windows and French doors to the garden.
Leading off the dining room it makes for the perfect space for entertaining and family gatherings.

The kitchen has also been extended and boasts a generous number of floor and eye-level units.

A door to the rear leads to the garden and patio.

To the first floor, there are three bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys lovely views to both the front and rear and has an en-suite shower.

In addition to the three bedrooms, there is a large family bathroom.

Outside the property is surrounded on three sides by garden, with plenty of areas laid to lawn, a large vegetable garden, a mature orchard, and fenced land, which is currently being used to house goats and geese.

With such a fantastic amount of space surrounding the cottage and far-reaching views over open farmland, it is easy to imagine long summer evenings sitting outside watching the sunset.

Nearby Stratton Audley is a small village that is highly regarded within the area. The village has a broad and varied social life centered around the Red Lion public house, restaurant/craft shop at Stratton Audley Barn and the Norman Church.

The village is about 2.5 miles north-east of Bicester and about a quarter of a mile south of the A4421 Bicester to Buckingham road.

The local area boasts a wide selection of walking and riding along with a network of footpaths and bridleways.




Bicester is the nearest town and has two railway stations. Bicester North offers a great commuter service to London Marylebone in around 45 minutes and you can reach Birmingham in 1 hour.
Bicester Village Station offers a direct service to Oxford and an additional service to London Marylebone.

By car, the M40 is within easy reach at J9 or J10, and offers access to London, M25, Oxford, and Birmingham.
Bicester.
Buckingham and Milton Keynes are also within easy reach both with a wide variety of shopping and leisure facilities.

There are a number of good local independent schools in the tri-county area including Bloxham, Oxford High, Beachborough, and Stowe.

Bicester itself is a historic market town with a wide range of shops, together with cafes, pubs, numerous restaurants, weekly markets, a Sainsbury's supermarket, and a cinema complex.

More recent additions in the Retail Park are the Marks and Spencer Food Hall, Next, Boots, and soon-to-open David LLoyd Gym, with further shops and restaurants planned.

Bicester Village is a dream destination for designer shopping with 170 luxury boutiques all on your doorstep and is a few minute's drive or a five-minute walk from the town centre.