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End of terrace house
3 bed
bath
EPC rating: C*
1,011 sq ft / 94 sq m
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EE O2 Three Vodafone
Water: Ask agent
Heating: Ask agent
Electricity: Ask agent
Sewerage: Ask agent
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Quote Reference: SRK when inquiring
- Walking distance to local shops & pub
- 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom
- Kitchen
- Cloakroom & Utility Room
- Living Room
- Conservatory
- Hobby Room/Home Office
- Off Road Parking for 4/5 cars
- Front & Rear Garden
Introduction
12 Barcombe Close was built in 1986 and has been modernised and reconfigured over the years to create a roomy home that is great for modern living and offers a bit more space than you traditionally find in a modern three bedroom property in this price range. It also boasts a larger than average private rear garden that will appeal to those who like their outdoor entertaining space, with plenty of room for outdoor seating for those summer barbeques.
To the Ground Floor you come into an Entrance Hall with a Ground Floor Cloakroom and Cupboard there is a Kitchen with an opening through to the Living Room that means both rooms can borrow natural light from one another and creates a more open sociable feel.
The former garage has been converted to provide a generous sized Utility Room that is ideal for families, providing useful storage space and room for ironing and pets’ bedding. Of the Utility Room is a Hobby Room/Home Office or it would also make an ideal Children’s Playroom.
The Living Room opens onto a good sized Conservatory facing onto the Rear Garden that makes for a great flowing interconnecting space for either relaxing in or socialising in, with views and access to the rear garden, making it ideal for having family or friends around or for relaxing in at Christmas time as you could potentially put a table out in the Conservatory.
Upstairs also ticks boxes with three bedrooms, two being double bedrooms and a good sized single bedroom with a wonderfully well-appointed refitted Bathroom.
Outside there is a pleasant, good sized, private rear garden that is laid principally to lawn and patios. The current owners have constructed a timber workshop in the rear garden that would also be easy to convert into a garden bar area should you want to, and a large timber shed to the side of the house that provides great storage space for garden machinery, tools and bicycles where there is also gated side access.
To the front of the property is a driveway and gravelled parking area where it should be possible to park four/five motor vehicles.
Conveniently located within easy walking distance of local shops, pub and schools with many more town centre amenities close by within the town including a mainline railway station with connections to Oxford, Birmingham and London and access to J11 of the M40 motorway.
Banbury is a historic market town situated on the River Cherwell with the Oxford Canal running alongside it. The town has evolved around its historic shopping streets with the addition of a shopping centre with a more recent extension, Castle Quay Waterfront, that runs alongside the Canal including bar, eateries, bowling alley, and multiplex cinema. The town has a good selection of restaurants, cafes, pubs, gyms, shops and sports centre and has Rugby, Football, Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Clubs. Banbury has a mainline railways station with connections to London, Birmingham and Oxford etc and is on J11 of the M40 motorway making it ideal for commuters.
Property Summary
• Quote Reference: SRK when inquiring
• Spacious Home
• Walking distance to local shops
• Beautifully presented throughout
• 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom
• Kitchen
• Cloakroom & Utility Room
• Living Room
• Conservatory
• Hobby Room/Home Office
• Gas Fired Radiator Heating
• Double Glazed Windows
• Off Road Parking for 4/5 cars
• Front & Rear Garden
Sellers Perspective
So, what particularly attracted you to the property when you bought it?
I loved that it was familiar to the house I already lived in but with extra rooms both upstairs and downstairs. I was only moving to gain more space so this was the perfect place.
How long have owned the property?
7 years since May 2016.
Briefly, can you tell me some of the things you love about living here?
a. It is so quiet, there is no passing traffic which makes it feel really peaceful. The sun is on the back garden all day so makes it perfect to sit and relax in.
b. We love the big utility, it’s so useful having the ability to have a different room for the laundry and storage. This then means the kitchen is purely for cooking.
c. Our favourite thing is that we both have our hobby rooms where we can enjoy our different hobbies without encroaching on the living room or conservatory.
d. You are never short of parking, we can fit 5 cars on the drive so its ample when family and friends are visiting.
e. It is our first home together as a family so will always hold special memories from birthdays through to the planning of a wedding, lockdown, decorating, family barbecues and large Christmas gatherings. If we could take the house with us, we would.
Why are you moving?
We need more outside space for a larger workshop and garage for tinkering.
What will you miss the most?
As well as all the above we will miss the lovely neighbours, most of whom have been here since the houses were built. It’s a nice quiet cul-de-sac where we feel safe and at home.
Description
Ground Floor
Overhang Porch leads to part glazed entrance door to:
Entrance Hall with ceramic tiled flooring that continues into the kitchen and ground floor cloakroom. Useful shelved storage cupboard.
Ground Floor Cloakroom having a two piece white suite comprising wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap and pop up waste with a metro tiled splash back, W.C. Chrome towel rail and window.
Opening from the Entrance Hall to:
Kitchen is located at the front of the property with U-shaped laminate worksurfaces, inset single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer tap with a window over. Range of light timber fronted base units comprising cupboards, drawers, and wine rack with matching wall units. Brushed stainless steel double oven and four ring ceramic hob with brushed stainless steel splash back. Space & plumbing for dishwasher. Integrated Fridge/Freezer. Eye level arched opening to Living Room.
From the Entrance Hall opening leads to:
Utility Room being of a generous size fitted with butcher’s block effect laminate worksurface with inset stainless steel single drainer sink with chrome mixer tap with window over to front. Range of shaker style base and wall cupboards. Space and plumbing for washing machine, space for recirculating clothes dryer. Fitted shelved storage unit. Chrome towel rail.
Door to:
Hobby Room/Home Office/Playroom currently used as a dressmaking and sowing room with a fixed obscure glazed door. A great flexible room ideal for many purposes.
From the entrance hall a door gives access to:
Living Room being a good sized reception room located at the rear of the property with views through the Conservatory to the rear garden. This pleasantly sized reception room has space for three, and two seater sofas or armchairs. Space below stairs for T.V unit. Stairs rise to first floor. Window and Sliding Patio doors to:
Conservatory being of a good size with space for seating and/or table and constructed of dwarf wall and PVCu double glazed construction with a pitched frosted polycarbonate roof with French doors to the rear garden and an easy to maintain ceramic tiled floor.
First Floor
From the entrance hall stairs with painted handrail and balustrades rise to the first floor.
Landing gives access to all three bedrooms and the bathroom and to Airing Cupboard housing raised hot water cylinder with slatted shelving below.
Bedroom 1 a characterful double bedroom with a pitched roof and exposed timber purlin having space for a king-sized bed and bedside cabinets, chest of drawers and eaves clothes hanging space. Natural lighting via Velux roof light with blind.
Bedroom 2 is a good sized double bedroom at the rear of the property with a door to fitted double wardrobe space and further space in the bedroom for a king sized bed, free standing wardrobe and chest of drawers with a window to rear.
Bedroom 3 is a decent sized single bedroom with an open fronted single wardrobe cupboard with two clothes hanging rails with a window to the front aspect. Fitted cupboard providing useful storage space and housing a gas fired Vaillant conventional gas boiler..
Bathroom has been refitted over recent years and presents very well with a contemporary three-piece white suite comprising: panelled bath with chrome power shower ceramic tiled splash back to full ceiling height with recessed lit niches suitable for shampoos and shower gel. High gloss grey vanity unit with inset wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap and pop-up waste. W.C. Chrome towel rail and window.
Outside
Rear Garden is larger than average and offers a good deal of privacy and is landscaped with a patio area accessed from the Conservatory extending to lawned area and further slate patio that is ideal for outdoor seating and barbeques with the remainder to shrub and flower borders. The garden is enclosed with high timber fencing and has several trees. The current owners have built a useful timber workshop with power and light that would easily convert into a garden bar. In addition, they have built a useful long timber shed to the side of the house ideal for a lawn mower and garden tools and bicycles. Outside sensor lighting. Gated side access.
Front Garden is principally given over to parking for approximately four/five motor vehicles on driveway and gravelled area. Outside tap and lights. Space for wheelie bins. Pathway to front door.
Location
Banbury’s name may derive from “Banna” a 6th Century Saxon chieftain who built a stockade here and “Burgh”, meaning settlement. Banbury and is surrounded by beautiful countryside with easy access to the Cotswolds. The town played an important part in the English Civil War as a base for Oliver Cromwell where folklore has it, he planned the Battle of Edge Hill in what is now Ye Olde Reindeer Inn, where you are now more likely to and take in a drink or a meal and plan your evening entertainment.
Convenient road access to M40 motorway (J11). Rail links to London at Banbury (approximately 65 minutes to London Marylebone), Milton Keynes (approximately 33 minutes to London Euston), Bicester North (56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Useful information
Heating: Gas fired radiator heating.
Windows: PVCu double glazed windows.
Services: Mains: Gas. Water. Electric. Drainage: Mains.
Broadband: Download: Supplier: Sky. 50.51 Mb/s Upload: 17.36 Mb/s Download (Average of three readings).
Council Tax Band: C
Town Centre Amenities: Banbury is a historic market town situated on the River Cherwell with the Oxford Canal running through it. The town has evolved around its historic shopping streets with the addition of an shopping centre with a more recent extension, Castle Quay Waterfront, that runs alongside the Canal including bar, eateries and a bowling alley, and multiplex cinema. The town has a good selection of restaurants, cafes, pubs, gyms, shops and sports centre and has Rugby, Football, Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Clubs. Banbury has a mainline railways station with connections to London, Birmingham and Oxford etc and is on J11 of the M40 motorway making it ideal for commuters.
Nearby Towns: Chipping Norton (13 miles) Stratford Upon Avon (27 miles), Bicester (17 miles), Oxford (30 miles), Milton Keynes (33 miles), (all distances approximate)
Town population: 54,335 people (2011 Census).
Primary School: Hardwick Primary School (Ofsted: Good), Hanwell Field Community School (Ofsted: Good).
Secondary School: North Oxfordshire Academy (Ofsted:Good)
Independent Schools: Bloxham Public School, Tudor Hall. Preparatory School: Cardus, St John’s Priory School.
Rail Links: Rail links Banbury to London Marylebone (approximately 65 minutes) (Bicester North (approximately 56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Motorway Links: Convenient road access to and M40 (J11) motorways and M1 (J15)
EPC Rating: C
Title: Freehold.
Local Authority: Cherwell District Council.
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly via the vendors sole agents, please contact Saul Roux Scrivener MRICS on[use Contact Agent Button].
Website
For more information visit
Directions
From Banbury Cross proceed in an easterly direction through High Street onto George Street turning right at the traffic lights onto Broad Street, turn right onto Marlborough Road and left onto Marlborough Place where number 6 is on your righthand side.
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. – 7.00 p.m.
Saturday 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
Sunday By appointment.
AGENTS NOTES
All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Photographs are reproduced for general information, and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure.
All boundaries indicated on plans are approximate and should be verified with your Solicitor.
All school catchments should be verified and not relied on.
230612
Council tax band: C
12 Barcombe Close was built in 1986 and has been modernised and reconfigured over the years to create a roomy home that is great for modern living and offers a bit more space than you traditionally find in a modern three bedroom property in this price range. It also boasts a larger than average private rear garden that will appeal to those who like their outdoor entertaining space, with plenty of room for outdoor seating for those summer barbeques.
To the Ground Floor you come into an Entrance Hall with a Ground Floor Cloakroom and Cupboard there is a Kitchen with an opening through to the Living Room that means both rooms can borrow natural light from one another and creates a more open sociable feel.
The former garage has been converted to provide a generous sized Utility Room that is ideal for families, providing useful storage space and room for ironing and pets’ bedding. Of the Utility Room is a Hobby Room/Home Office or it would also make an ideal Children’s Playroom.
The Living Room opens onto a good sized Conservatory facing onto the Rear Garden that makes for a great flowing interconnecting space for either relaxing in or socialising in, with views and access to the rear garden, making it ideal for having family or friends around or for relaxing in at Christmas time as you could potentially put a table out in the Conservatory.
Upstairs also ticks boxes with three bedrooms, two being double bedrooms and a good sized single bedroom with a wonderfully well-appointed refitted Bathroom.
Outside there is a pleasant, good sized, private rear garden that is laid principally to lawn and patios. The current owners have constructed a timber workshop in the rear garden that would also be easy to convert into a garden bar area should you want to, and a large timber shed to the side of the house that provides great storage space for garden machinery, tools and bicycles where there is also gated side access.
To the front of the property is a driveway and gravelled parking area where it should be possible to park four/five motor vehicles.
Conveniently located within easy walking distance of local shops, pub and schools with many more town centre amenities close by within the town including a mainline railway station with connections to Oxford, Birmingham and London and access to J11 of the M40 motorway.
Banbury is a historic market town situated on the River Cherwell with the Oxford Canal running alongside it. The town has evolved around its historic shopping streets with the addition of a shopping centre with a more recent extension, Castle Quay Waterfront, that runs alongside the Canal including bar, eateries, bowling alley, and multiplex cinema. The town has a good selection of restaurants, cafes, pubs, gyms, shops and sports centre and has Rugby, Football, Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Clubs. Banbury has a mainline railways station with connections to London, Birmingham and Oxford etc and is on J11 of the M40 motorway making it ideal for commuters.
Property Summary
• Quote Reference: SRK when inquiring
• Spacious Home
• Walking distance to local shops
• Beautifully presented throughout
• 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom
• Kitchen
• Cloakroom & Utility Room
• Living Room
• Conservatory
• Hobby Room/Home Office
• Gas Fired Radiator Heating
• Double Glazed Windows
• Off Road Parking for 4/5 cars
• Front & Rear Garden
Sellers Perspective
So, what particularly attracted you to the property when you bought it?
I loved that it was familiar to the house I already lived in but with extra rooms both upstairs and downstairs. I was only moving to gain more space so this was the perfect place.
How long have owned the property?
7 years since May 2016.
Briefly, can you tell me some of the things you love about living here?
a. It is so quiet, there is no passing traffic which makes it feel really peaceful. The sun is on the back garden all day so makes it perfect to sit and relax in.
b. We love the big utility, it’s so useful having the ability to have a different room for the laundry and storage. This then means the kitchen is purely for cooking.
c. Our favourite thing is that we both have our hobby rooms where we can enjoy our different hobbies without encroaching on the living room or conservatory.
d. You are never short of parking, we can fit 5 cars on the drive so its ample when family and friends are visiting.
e. It is our first home together as a family so will always hold special memories from birthdays through to the planning of a wedding, lockdown, decorating, family barbecues and large Christmas gatherings. If we could take the house with us, we would.
Why are you moving?
We need more outside space for a larger workshop and garage for tinkering.
What will you miss the most?
As well as all the above we will miss the lovely neighbours, most of whom have been here since the houses were built. It’s a nice quiet cul-de-sac where we feel safe and at home.
Description
Ground Floor
Overhang Porch leads to part glazed entrance door to:
Entrance Hall with ceramic tiled flooring that continues into the kitchen and ground floor cloakroom. Useful shelved storage cupboard.
Ground Floor Cloakroom having a two piece white suite comprising wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap and pop up waste with a metro tiled splash back, W.C. Chrome towel rail and window.
Opening from the Entrance Hall to:
Kitchen is located at the front of the property with U-shaped laminate worksurfaces, inset single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer tap with a window over. Range of light timber fronted base units comprising cupboards, drawers, and wine rack with matching wall units. Brushed stainless steel double oven and four ring ceramic hob with brushed stainless steel splash back. Space & plumbing for dishwasher. Integrated Fridge/Freezer. Eye level arched opening to Living Room.
From the Entrance Hall opening leads to:
Utility Room being of a generous size fitted with butcher’s block effect laminate worksurface with inset stainless steel single drainer sink with chrome mixer tap with window over to front. Range of shaker style base and wall cupboards. Space and plumbing for washing machine, space for recirculating clothes dryer. Fitted shelved storage unit. Chrome towel rail.
Door to:
Hobby Room/Home Office/Playroom currently used as a dressmaking and sowing room with a fixed obscure glazed door. A great flexible room ideal for many purposes.
From the entrance hall a door gives access to:
Living Room being a good sized reception room located at the rear of the property with views through the Conservatory to the rear garden. This pleasantly sized reception room has space for three, and two seater sofas or armchairs. Space below stairs for T.V unit. Stairs rise to first floor. Window and Sliding Patio doors to:
Conservatory being of a good size with space for seating and/or table and constructed of dwarf wall and PVCu double glazed construction with a pitched frosted polycarbonate roof with French doors to the rear garden and an easy to maintain ceramic tiled floor.
First Floor
From the entrance hall stairs with painted handrail and balustrades rise to the first floor.
Landing gives access to all three bedrooms and the bathroom and to Airing Cupboard housing raised hot water cylinder with slatted shelving below.
Bedroom 1 a characterful double bedroom with a pitched roof and exposed timber purlin having space for a king-sized bed and bedside cabinets, chest of drawers and eaves clothes hanging space. Natural lighting via Velux roof light with blind.
Bedroom 2 is a good sized double bedroom at the rear of the property with a door to fitted double wardrobe space and further space in the bedroom for a king sized bed, free standing wardrobe and chest of drawers with a window to rear.
Bedroom 3 is a decent sized single bedroom with an open fronted single wardrobe cupboard with two clothes hanging rails with a window to the front aspect. Fitted cupboard providing useful storage space and housing a gas fired Vaillant conventional gas boiler..
Bathroom has been refitted over recent years and presents very well with a contemporary three-piece white suite comprising: panelled bath with chrome power shower ceramic tiled splash back to full ceiling height with recessed lit niches suitable for shampoos and shower gel. High gloss grey vanity unit with inset wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap and pop-up waste. W.C. Chrome towel rail and window.
Outside
Rear Garden is larger than average and offers a good deal of privacy and is landscaped with a patio area accessed from the Conservatory extending to lawned area and further slate patio that is ideal for outdoor seating and barbeques with the remainder to shrub and flower borders. The garden is enclosed with high timber fencing and has several trees. The current owners have built a useful timber workshop with power and light that would easily convert into a garden bar. In addition, they have built a useful long timber shed to the side of the house ideal for a lawn mower and garden tools and bicycles. Outside sensor lighting. Gated side access.
Front Garden is principally given over to parking for approximately four/five motor vehicles on driveway and gravelled area. Outside tap and lights. Space for wheelie bins. Pathway to front door.
Location
Banbury’s name may derive from “Banna” a 6th Century Saxon chieftain who built a stockade here and “Burgh”, meaning settlement. Banbury and is surrounded by beautiful countryside with easy access to the Cotswolds. The town played an important part in the English Civil War as a base for Oliver Cromwell where folklore has it, he planned the Battle of Edge Hill in what is now Ye Olde Reindeer Inn, where you are now more likely to and take in a drink or a meal and plan your evening entertainment.
Convenient road access to M40 motorway (J11). Rail links to London at Banbury (approximately 65 minutes to London Marylebone), Milton Keynes (approximately 33 minutes to London Euston), Bicester North (56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Useful information
Heating: Gas fired radiator heating.
Windows: PVCu double glazed windows.
Services: Mains: Gas. Water. Electric. Drainage: Mains.
Broadband: Download: Supplier: Sky. 50.51 Mb/s Upload: 17.36 Mb/s Download (Average of three readings).
Council Tax Band: C
Town Centre Amenities: Banbury is a historic market town situated on the River Cherwell with the Oxford Canal running through it. The town has evolved around its historic shopping streets with the addition of an shopping centre with a more recent extension, Castle Quay Waterfront, that runs alongside the Canal including bar, eateries and a bowling alley, and multiplex cinema. The town has a good selection of restaurants, cafes, pubs, gyms, shops and sports centre and has Rugby, Football, Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Clubs. Banbury has a mainline railways station with connections to London, Birmingham and Oxford etc and is on J11 of the M40 motorway making it ideal for commuters.
Nearby Towns: Chipping Norton (13 miles) Stratford Upon Avon (27 miles), Bicester (17 miles), Oxford (30 miles), Milton Keynes (33 miles), (all distances approximate)
Town population: 54,335 people (2011 Census).
Primary School: Hardwick Primary School (Ofsted: Good), Hanwell Field Community School (Ofsted: Good).
Secondary School: North Oxfordshire Academy (Ofsted:Good)
Independent Schools: Bloxham Public School, Tudor Hall. Preparatory School: Cardus, St John’s Priory School.
Rail Links: Rail links Banbury to London Marylebone (approximately 65 minutes) (Bicester North (approximately 56 minutes to London Marylebone) & Bicester Village (approximately 51 minutes to London Marylebone).
Motorway Links: Convenient road access to and M40 (J11) motorways and M1 (J15)
EPC Rating: C
Title: Freehold.
Local Authority: Cherwell District Council.
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly via the vendors sole agents, please contact Saul Roux Scrivener MRICS on[use Contact Agent Button].
Website
For more information visit
Directions
From Banbury Cross proceed in an easterly direction through High Street onto George Street turning right at the traffic lights onto Broad Street, turn right onto Marlborough Road and left onto Marlborough Place where number 6 is on your righthand side.
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. – 7.00 p.m.
Saturday 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
Sunday By appointment.
AGENTS NOTES
All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Photographs are reproduced for general information, and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure.
All boundaries indicated on plans are approximate and should be verified with your Solicitor.
All school catchments should be verified and not relied on.
230612
Council tax band: C
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