Plot 7 The Atherton Is an exquisite four bed, new build barn style semi-detached home. This stunning property boasts a carport, large external store (potential of converting to an office/gym) & a large rear garden, providing fantastic views of the beautiful fields behind. *MOVE IN THIS SUMMER*

Property Details

Arranged around a central courtyard The Atherton is a hidden gem in the far corner of the site. Hidden partly behind plot 6 you don’t appreciate the scale of the property until you are inside. It is a striking Threshing Barn style with natural Ironstone base and grey timber clad first floor.

You enter the property into a very wide and spacious entrance hall with fitted coat and boot storage and the cloakroom with WC to the rear. The stairs rise up in front of you on a corner turn staircase to the first floor.

The ground floor is roughly divided into two large rooms. The open plan living and dining room is to the left of the entrance hall and features French doors leading onto the garden and full height windows to the front of the property flooding the room with light. The right side of the property hosts the kitchen/ breakfast room and the self-contained utility room leading onto the rear garden.

The kitchen is a minimalist design with gloss slab handle-less white doors, white solid quartz worktops and under-mounted kitchen sink. Appliances include an integrated dishwasher, fridge-freezer, single oven and combination oven/microwave. Wood effect ceramic floor tiles in a light Oak colour run through the hall, kitchen, utility and cloakroom. The option to tile or add carpets to the other rooms is available as an optional extra through the developers.

Upstairs are four very generous double bedrooms with ample space for king sized beds and clothes storage. The two smaller rooms overlook the fields to the Eastern edge of site and the larger rooms have views over the garden and courtyard. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and there is a further family bathroom with shower over the bath. Externally the wrap-around garden is substantial with a low fence line to the back boundary showcasing the rural views. There is ample room to add an office pod or summer-house to create work from home space separate from the main house (subject to any necessary consents)
Set back from the road this quiet development is located at the end of a no through road and provides fabulous views across the rolling countryside .

Each property boasts substantial rear gardens, two allocated parking spaces, carport with car charging point and large external store.

The living spaces are open plan and have French door access to the private rear gardens.

The kitchen are modern with gloss slab handle-less white doors, white solid quartz worktops and under-mounted kitchen sink. Appliances include an integrated dishwasher, fridge-freezer and double oven/single oven with built in microwave.

Wood effect ceramic floor tiles in a light Oak colour run through the kitchen and cloakrooms. The option to tile the hall floor and add carpets to the living/dining room is available as an optional extra through the developers.

Internet:
There are a range of providers who operate in the area. As an indication of speed BT Full Fibre 2 is available in the village which provides download speeds of 71-73Mb and upload speeds from 17-18 Mb

The communal areas (courtyard) will be conveyed into a management company which each household will own a share of. It is down to the residents to either manage themselves or appoint a management agent. Initial charges of £250 will be levied per household on legal completion to cover the first year of public liability insurance for these areas from the point at which the site is deemed build complete.
Chipping Warden is a popular medium sized village just off the A361 around 6.5 miles north of Banbury and 12 miles south of Daventry. After many decades of hard work from villagers, the council finally sanctioned a by-pass, ensuring only limited traffic now comes through the village on the A361. There are two public houses, namely The Rose & Crown and The Griffin.

Being situated on the 88-mile ‘Jurassic Way’, there are many wonderful walks to be enjoyed too. There are two village halls, the larger of which is hired out for events throughout the year. The cricket pitch is on the outskirts of the village with fine views and adjacent playing fields. A new children’s park was built in 2020 with an outdoor gym area.

Byfield is only a few miles away to the north with good amenities including a petrol station, a supermarket and a surgery. Wider facilities and a good choice of both state and independent schooling options can be found in Banbury, Daventry, Brackley or Northampton.

The M40 (J11) is around 6 miles to the south giving fast access to the motorway network, the M1 (J16) is a slightly longer drive away near Crick. Regular trains from Banbury give access to Marylebone, London in around an hour.