A detached period cottage recently redecorated and offered with immediate vacant possession. PRICED TO SELL!

THE PROPERTY

Pretty as a picture with mellow Cotswold stone elevations with dormers peeking through a blue late roof, Avalon’s exterior sets a high standard.

The interior, however, is even better! In addition to authentic period features that include an inglenook fireplace and beamed ceiling. Yet, unlike so many cottages, the living room is double aspect and therefore flooded with natural light. Had the present owners spent longer in the cottage, they may have fitted French windows in the living room to create a direct link to the garden. The roomy accommodation has been extended to create an inviting dining kitchen with a classic stale door to the garden. The good 'flow' of accommodation continues upstairs where there is a family bathroom serving the three bedrooms with one being a good nursery or dressing room if desired.

To the rear of the cottage is a decked outdoor entertaining area beyond which is a well enclosed garden that is centrally laid to lawn.

Avalon is set well back from the road and is approached over a gravelled forecourt owned by a neighbour, but with an agreement to park two vehicles in this area.

Local Authority - West Oxfordshire. (Council Tax band C).

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SITUATION:

Brize Norton is a village mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086. It now has a couple of pubs with a Norman church and village hall and sports pavilion adding to the social life. The primary school was judged 'outstanding' in the latest Ofsted report (February 2013).

The Village is close to Carterton - West Oxfordshire's second town and home to RAF Brize Norton (originally RAF Carterton but renamed to avoid confusion with RAF Cardington).
The town centre has seen a great deal of quality development in recent years and now offers several large supermarkets and independent retailers and barbers/hairdressers as well as a lending library and numerous eateries. There are five primary schools and several sports clubs positioned around the town.

There is a mainline service from Charlbury (approximately 12. miles away) to Oxford and London (journey times 14 and 69 minutes respectively).

An alternative service to Marylebone is available from Oxford Parkway (c 15 miles away with a journey time of about 56 minutes).

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